"Dia suka kue yang lembut."

Translation: She likes soft cakes.

[glhaynes90]

Kue is not an obligatory plural, so "She likes soft cake" should also be accepted.

[Adam117151]

i wrote she likes cakes that are soft and was marked wrong should this be accepted?

[AlanTerry3]

I thought so too. I wrote the same thing

[Ccf-Uk]

What does “yang” add to this sentence?

[demoksaputra]

I think 'yang' is like relative pronouns. When describing something in English, you would use relative pronouns like 'which', 'that', 'who', etc. In Indonesian, usually you would translate them to 'yang'. In this sentence, 'yang' emphasizes the description of the noun.

[chuman205]

Literal translation: Dia suka kue lembut = she likes soft cakes. Dia suka kue yang lembut= she likes cakes that are soft. Same meaning, slightly different structure.

[jay664162]

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