"Terima kasih."

Translation: Thank you.

[hypershock]

what is the literal translation of "terima kasih"? I remember last time I was in Jakarta, some people were saying "Kasih, ya?" instead. What's the difference in nuance?

[cafe_disco]

According to the internet, "terima" is a colloquial way of saying "receive", and "kasih" means "love". So, I'm assuming the inner meaning of the phrase is something like "I receive it with love"? (as in, "I appreciate what you've given me"). That's just my guess.

[1CN5ijzC]

i think you heard " 'ma kasih" the shorter version of "terima kasih", only use in conversation

[MarcusWhel1]

"Kasih, ya?" is used, but is even more informal than "'ma kasih".

[joepryor5]

Kasih also means 'give' in indonesian

[PrePlanMar]

What the difference between ma kashi and terima kashi. Both means thankyou.

[PrePlanMar]

It means thanks ya.