"You fall."
Translation:Kalian jatuh.
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You singular: kamu, kau You plural: kalian
Note:
"Kamu" is generally more common and more polite than "kau". It's better to use "kamu"
Kau is only found in textbook or in movies subtitles, people dont usually speak "kau" in daily
In my version it says kalian .. but kau is also another (informal) way to say "you"
Given the lack of context, I argue that all forms of "you" should be accepted considering that a 2-term sentence lacks much information. On the other hand, there might be further background information I lack in putting forward such an argument.
From the English, there's no way to know if it is singular or plural. So, they should not say "kamu" or "anda" is incorrect.
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Kailan (plural)is not the usual form of "you", in my experience "Anda" is a neutral form and "Kamu" is used when you are familiar with the recipients