In this context, "begitu" means "like that" so "tidak begitu" means "not like that"

I'm not sure if 'tidak' here is negating the adverb 'begitu' (tidak begitu = unlike that) or the implicit copulative (tidak = are not).

Can you say "begini"?

What would be the Indonesian for: I hope you don't like that?

Why not "like this"?

"Begitu" is often shortened to "gitu", am I right? In betawi melayu?

Should be seperti itu