"I like oranges."

Translation: Saya suka jeruk.

[Radiant_Cardinal]

this is fun

[Peach2500]

Haha yes

[AisAlmalik]

She was very nice

[Salbut27]

Hello I am in indonesia

[DottOtt]

This is a wrong translation. Orange(s) is plural. Therefore it should be "saya suka jeruk-jeruk"

[duolingotfek]

Hi I am a native.

Given the context, the statement says : I (generally) like oranges.

So, you can say: "Saya suka jeruk"

Repeating the word "jeruk" to make it plural form will make it sounds unnatural.

[hm.m.m]

I am also a native but unfortunately I cannot explain as good as you, so good job, kamu hebat wkwk

[Flanders1]

very confusing I think

[learninghuman_]

not so confusing, you'll get the gist the longer you practice

[Flanders1]

hope so

[Andwian]

In Indonesian, you can just omit the plural form. Just use single form, because it's unimportant

[Psychokilller]

is there audio?

[akucintaDani]

Check to make sure you have your volume up on your device, and make sure your Duolingo settings allow for audio. Then just click the blue voice button to listen to the sentence

[Elon_the_Hittite]

Just wondering whether there is some mnemonic that will somehow link Indonesian words with their English counterparts. 'Saya suka jeruk' is simple enough - no long or difficult-to-pronounce words - but hard to remember what the words mean as absolutely no correspondence.

[Ig-wulantias_]

Ternyata banyak ya yang belajar bahasa indonesia

[AM42270]

Clicked the wrong one haha

[melikakari3]

Good morning

[iabUv6]

Hai, i am from Indonesia
Apakah kalian suka dengan bahasa indinesia?

[JoshuaSaty]

I like this game is so fun