"This ball is mine."
Translation:Bola ini punya saya.
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Punya means to 'have' and to 'own' but in the phrase given, 'miliku' is much better to use so it should not be marked wrong.
What does “punyaku“ mean and what is the difference to the other 3 Options? Thanks :*
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I thought that "milik" personalized possession and that's why I chose it - incorrectly as it turns out.
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In this lesson ' balo ini milikku' is correct but 'buku ini milikku?' Incorrect?? So confused. When did we meet punyaku?
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You're suppose to learn as you go along..... So ku, mu, nya after words becomes my, your or his/hers. I try to add ku, mu or nya on every word instead of adding saya, anda or dia
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I have just wrote this answer and it came back with wrong answer.... Back to punya one
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....Bola ini punya saya will get translated into this ball has/have me. This is why its confusing.
''Punya saya'' is a wrong sentence in this situaton. ''Milik saya''/''Milikku'' should be there instead.
Now milikku is accepted as okey, but the remark show a hint to "Aku". Not listed in the options. But thanks for the example, punya and milik. Makes more sense.
