"I am doubtful if Andi likes Tini."

Translation: Saya ragu Andi suka Tini.

[Meta_Taro]

The English here seems fine, but it might sound more natural to say, "I doubt that Andi likes Tini."

"I am doubtful if..." sounds awkward to me and a little confusing.

[Gill714966]

Or even “I doubt Andi likes Tini”, which would seem closer to the approved answer, in which I can see no “if”, “that” or “whether”. I get that it makes sense without, only the original sentence includes it so surely the translation should too.

[symbviol]

I get that the direct objects come later, but "Saya ragu kalau Andi menyukai Tini." should be correct regardless.

[judy967009]

Where does kalau come from?? It hasn't been introduced :(

[karen3388008]

kalau = if

[neutrino3]

I like 'jika'='if' more. It sounds better :)

[Meta_Taro]

Yeah it feels like a trick but it's a good way to get you to guess words you might not know

[karen3388008]

add curiga to the list please.

Saya curiga kalau Andi suka Tini

[scottchoi3]

same

[TonyBerjaya]

Saya syaki kalau Andi suka Tini

[juxEgS5c]

Can you use the word jika here instead of kalau?

[IsaS25244]

If = jika. For what

[Bev425285]

If not, why not?

[Andrew916726]

Wouldn't apabila be correct usage in this context?