"I like your letter."

Translation: Saya suka surat kamu.

[Alexandre56761]

Saya suka suratmu?

[semioptimist]

Isn't Saya suka surat kamu also correct?

[AnjaMarzuk1]

Yes, it would be as Saya is the formal of Aku.

Whenever I've learned Indonesian in a formal setting, they would always teach us the formal sentence structures rather than informal because you would run the risk of insulting someone unintentionally if you spoke informally.

[IngeKengen]

It's a little bit unfair, because in the first "question" they also used suratmu and not Anda. It's confusing now

[Ankojem]

yes sometimes the apps is lil bit unfair but, it's better if you know the two words.... try to put a warning

[deactivated user]

The answer is "Saya suka surat Anda" - is "Anda" usually capitalised?

[YdWin]

As it is a formal word, yes it is

[ryulite]

so for i like your letter, it could be:
saya suka suratmu & saya suka surat anda?
so when to use which?

[John545822]

Sometimes the system doesnt really accept my answer even if its right.The correct answer is saya suka suratmu

[GordonDrum1]

Why not saya suka suratmu? I am having a problem with possessive.

[RonaldBell10]

Theres no Anda in the sentance

[akucintaDani]

No, because there's "kamu".

[Kauakolo]

What about "aku suka surat anda?" Doesnʻt that make more sense because youʻre not using formal and informal in the same sentence?

[akucintaDani]

You are though. "aku" is informal. "Anda" is formal. "saya" is formal, while "kamu" is informal