"I want to drink strawberry juice."

Translation: Saya mau minum jus stroberi.

[malalala930]

Of three choices, the correct one was "Saya ingin jus stroberi." This word wasn't in the lesson. Any difference between "ingin" and "mau"?

[Julian_L.]

I once asked that question somewhere else:
https://hinative.com/questions/2691271

According to that:

• mau → "To want", intransitive, informal. Used in a sentence with or without a direct object. It may be used after or before the object.

• hendak → "To have the intention of…"

• menghendaki → "To want", transitive, formal. Used before a direct object. Because of its me-prefix, it can't be used after the object.

• ingin → "To want", intransitive, informal. Used in a sentence with or without a direct object. It must be used before the object, never after it.

• inginkan → "To want", transitive, informal. Used after a direct object. Used before an object only in literature.

• menginginkan → "To want", transitive, formal. Complete form of 'inginkan'. Because of its me-prefix, it can't be used after the object.

[1CN5ijzC]

both have the same meaning

[Roeland._]

I think "Saya mau minum jus arbei" should be considered correct.