"Kalau dia datang, saya pergi."

Translation: If he comes, I will go.

[Emil248727]

Whats the difference between jika and kalau? Is one just more formal.

[Jetroid]

I also want to know this!

[DianaLR]

“If he comes, I will go.”

[Hafidh.Ihromi]

Usually, we express future action by adding the word 'akan' before the verb. Your sentence will be translated to indonesian as 'kalau dia datang saya akan pergi'.

[DianaLR]

This construction with “if” and “will” isn’t future tense; it’s conditional. The word “will” is needed here for the English to be correct. For an example, see https://www.ef.edu/english-resources/english-grammar/conditional/

[evebergin1]

That's not very friendly!

[absolutegraves]

could you use Jika instead of Kalau?

[Hafidh.Ihromi]

Yes you could, it means the same thing.

Here's some insight; kalau is used more in everyday speech, while jika sounds like you were delivering a speech.

[Braauh]

still we didint saw the fiture tense how do ı understand :(

[JugderGurr1]

If i suggest you to meet tomorrow it means future,ex.

[Oetie3]

Why not: If she comes I wil go?