"Ini milik saya."

Translation: This is mine.

[benjer7]

Fun fact: 'Milik" comes from Arabic ملك /milk/ which means property.

[neutrino3]

'Milik' reminded me of the verse 'maliki yaumiddin', where malik=king in arabic (the person with a lot of property).

[PG.Tips1]

Thanks, that will help me remember too

[Archie135birgir]

This reminds me of English ''milk'', just like ''susu'' in Indonesian

[OliverEastwood]

Could "This belongs to me" also be accepted?

[joeldipops]

I think so.

[JulieFrank12]

Shouldn’t “This is my property.” also be accepted? Or “This belongs to me.”

[HalalGirl1]

You guys can use "aku" for the slang words, and btw dont worry about that, cuz i'm Indonesian

[berblanja]

I said "this belongs to me. "

[hectorlqr]

Is the -k in "milik" pronounced? Or is it also pronounced as a glottal stop? And if it is pronounced, could it be because it's a loanword from Arabic?

[Hira220912]

Omg you guys know milk?

[anno35]

I agree with TheUnionJack, that 'this belongs to me', should also be acceptable

[AbdullahAAK]

Why not just "ini saya"?
This mine?

[joeldipops]

I don't think that works in Indonesian, "ini saya" would typically mean "This is me"

"This mine" definitely doesn't work in English. You need to say "This is mine"

[angbagongquezon]

Indonesia doesn't have a way of distinguishing subject and object pronouns as do other languages like English have. So they should include the word "belong/s" when speaking of ownership.

[Punani17]

I wrote "this milk is mine" lol

[wx.3b05c21f1e29a]

I got it, 3Q

[YesseMimi]

Can we also say " I own this ?"

[YesseMimi]

No? ok