"Saya menarik tasnya."

Translation: I pull her bag.

[Indofreezer]

Menarik often means "interested in". Why would that not be an acceptable translation here?

[TimoS]

Did we just turn into thieves? Oh my

[antspants01]

I don't understand the context of this one.

[IanWitham1]

The only way I can make sense of this sentence is if I am a mugger telling the police what I did.

"Saya menarik tasnya."

And it explains why the woman was pushed in an earlier lesson.

[lili114354]

same. i'm wondering if this would be better translated as 'i tug on her bag'?

[JulieFrank12]

Where is the reference in this sentence to “her”? It seems to me that it’s saying: “I pull the bag.”

[chuman205]

The suffix -nya could be the bag/his bag/her bag. Context would help distinguish.

[juanvillegas77]

Similar to berapa harganya?, meaning how much is this?

[chuman205]

Yes, or more literally, berapa harganya is what is the price? berapa = how much/how many
harga = price. harganya = the price or its price, referring to the item in question.

[Barbra903822]

Could tasnya be her/his bag? or the bag?

[Putu_Tom]

What is wrong with. I pull your bag

[Jetroid]

It's 'tasnya', which means 'the/his/her bag'. 'your bag' would be 'tas kamu' (informal, single person), 'tas Anda' (formal, single person), or 'tas kalian' (informal/formal, multiple people)