"Kamu minum susu."

Translation: You drink milk.

[michaelo314]

So as far as I've made it. It looks like there is no conjugating in verbs, between Saya and Kamu (I and you). Am I wrong?

[Rick392366]

So as far as I've made it. It looks like there is no conjugating in verbs, between Saya and Kamu (I and you). Am I wrong?

You're right.
No tenses and no conjugation for verbs.

[andra_pahlevi]

True, there are no verb conjugations in Indonesian :)

Some of the pronoun "you":
kamu (informal, intimate)
Anda (formal, polite)

"kamu" is intimate. Use it only when you're talking to your friends or to a child, even your kids.

When talking to a stranger, to someone who is older, or to someone that you've just met, use "Anda" instead.

I drink (...) = Saya minum (...)
You drink (...) = Kamu minum (...)

I don't drink (...) = Saya tidak minum (...)
You don't drink (...) = Kamu tidak minum (...)

I don't drink milk.
Saya tidak minum susu.

[NirmanDeka]

Susu means urine in my language lol!!!

[assyfa19]

Kenapa ga pake an?

[YdWin]

Milk is uncountable

[Rahma483711]

Bad pronunciation

[jonathan.s75]

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[EdyRahman]

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[Iaboratory]

There was no option for "you" or "milk"
There was "I drink water" "saya minum air" but no option for "susu" or "saya"

[itsmeyash31]

«Susu» in Hindi means «pee».

[EdyRahman]

"pee" in Indonesia means "kencing". It was non-polite word to say. So, we usually say "pipis" or even more polite we say "buang air kecil".