"Kita tidak bisa menghindari kematian, sayang."

Translation: We cannot avoid death, love.

[Sam67858]

I think ‘sayang’ in this context means ‘unfortunately’ unless the speaker is talking to their sweetheart, in which case ‘sayangku’ might make it clearer.

[JKVLim]

'Sayang' only means 'unfortunately' when used separately as an exclamation, otherwise it's "sayangnya" in the sentence. "Dear" and "darling" are more appropriate translations for this example. "Love" sounds a bit weird here... makes me think of "Love is colder than death".

[gouragoura]

I was confused about what the word "sayang/love" at the end of the sentence means

[Jake929031]

Dear

[irvan_margondez]

Sayang should be also be defined as baby or dear

[KyrieDomineJesus]

"Love is stronger than death!" - "No my Dear."

I think that may actually be the intended play of words here.

Very nihilistic. Love is stronger than death.