"No, thanks."

Translation: Tidak, terima kasih.

[phoniclynx]

That's it quite right... Should be Tidak, makasih

[dylazia]

"makasih" is informal

[3PNeuMAk]

So is thanks.
It is explained in the lesson

[Farhan220304]

Makasih is quite similar to thanks while terimakasih is the same as thank you

[Vsudakov]

I think that it should be makasih as well, it sounds more informal than terima kasih

[ukaszArkus]

And it can be also Ngak, makasih.

[octavzlatior]

I've reported it, let's see what happens

[DesolateYT]

Whats the difference between bukan and tidak

[michaelwilbertt]

Just like in English
"bukan" means "not"
"tidak" means "no"

[Johan807389]

Not sure i understand. Some examples of no/not:
"I see no milk on the floor."
"We have no bananas today."
"No, there is no bank in this town."
"No, I do not think so."
"I am not a doctor."
"I have not done it yet."
"It is not hot today"
"He does not eat green bananas."
"I can not see anything."
Would these translate to tidak/bukan?

[SuriMichelle]

You use "bukan" when you want to point out something wrong or if someone asks "did he talk to you" and you say "no, but you" which means "BUKAN, tapi kamu" Or if you want to say "she's not the person" that becomes Dia BUKAN orangnya is correct. While Dia TIDAK orangnya is wrong.

[Flanders1]

My answer "tidak trims' was not accepted although 'trims' is a very widely accepted version of 'thanks' so I reported it. 'Thank you' translates to 'terima kasih'. Hopefully "Trims' will be accepted soon

[Tim408784]

I thought so too, glad I wasn't the only one

[saixsaixsai]

Both "nggak" and "makasih" should be accepted

[Flanders1]

Is 'nggak' from Jakarta? ( I am trying to remember?)

[SuriMichelle]

Nggak is a slang word and it's from jakarta. And actually there's no in indonesian dictionary. But they use 'Nggak' for daily comunication. And it's informal.
Just like in english,
Kind of = kinda
Have to = hafta

[3PNeuMAk]

In the lesson is it stated that "makasih" could be translated as "thanks",
but here it is not accepted.

[MaxBlast220]

Tak should be

[SuriMichelle]

"Tak" is Malaysian
But Indonesian also use "tak" but very rare. Only in a specific town near malaysia

[Abdullah1325]

How to different orange, is it colour or fruit?