"I drink milk, and you drink water."

Translation: Saya minum susu, dan kamu minum air.

[poposori]

What is "Kamu" and "Anda" different? And don't use "Awak" in Indonesia?

[1CN5ijzC]

"Kamu" is less formal than "anda", as for "awak", this is a Malaysian, I've heard people used it, but I think it refer to oneself (I), but this is is very rare

[Pak_Yos]

Anda is more formal than Kamu.

Awak is kinda regional language, which is kinda found is sumatran region.

[NattKullav1]

What is "meminum" meaning?

[neptaz]

it's drinking

[PERCE_NEIGE]

Or rather "to drink".

The "ing" form would be "Saya sedang meminum" = I am drinking.

[Away54]

NattKullav1:

In English, meminum and minum are the same.

a) saya minum : I drink

b) saya meminum air itu : I drink that water

c) saya meminum air itu : I drink that water

However, both have a different functionality in case that

1). minum may be followed by an object or not

whereas...

2). meminum must be followed by an object.

The meaning of that water in the above sentence may also different because we use meminum. It will be something like "unusual water."

Hope it will help.

[Patricia128149]

Why is "air putih" rejected? I've been told that I should always say drinking water (air putih) because air by itself means non-potable water.

[Away54]

Patricia128149:

You answer should be correct. Here "water" means "air putih".

However, actually, it includes both air clean, pure water (taken and drank directly from the source) or air putih such as boiled water.

[Pak_Yos]

Saya minum susu, karena saya tidak jomblo seperti kamu.