"I wear a black t-shirt."

Translation: Saya memakai kaus hitam.

[brendanzi]

Maybe it's the Jakarta slang in me, but i would say "Saya pakai baju hitam"

[Rick392366]

t-shirt = kaus

[HenriCooks]

What are the differences between ''memakai'' ''pakai'' and ''pake''

[Rick392366]

"pakai" (verb) is the base word.
"memakai" is the base word + "me-" prefix , making it a transitive verb.
The formal way is to use the "me-" prefix.
There is no difference in meaning between these two.

"pake" is how it's often used (pronounced) in daily conversation, but that's not the official spelling.

[HenriCooks]

That makes a lot of sense, terima kasih :)

[deactivated user]

Kaus vs Kemeja??

[Guluten]

Kemeja = shirt
Kaus = t-shirt

[arielkbt]

In Indonesia, I learned "kaos" spelled with an "o"

[Rick392366]

It's often spelled and pronounced like that.
In daily speech it doesn't really matter.
The issue is, the official spelling is "kaus", and not "kaos" (that has another definition).
See KBBI links:
https://kbbi.web.id/kaos_kaus

https://kbbi.web.id/kaus

https://kbbi.web.id/kaos-2

kaus = t-shirt
kaos = chaos