"Open your shirt."

Translation: Buka kemejamu.

[Flanders1]

Just wondering. This seems a very strange question.

[Nick.Kly]

not really a question ))

[arf2wise]

BUKA BAJUMU!

[ManaliBish]

Finally, something ill finally use

[DeLifeOfPie]

;)

[OoferstheDoofers]

;)

[GradyTrexl]

This should translate roughly to, "Take off your shirt"

[NerdAlbert]

Well at least you asked first

[LauraGrant780008]

Are baju and kemeja different in meaning?

[BenWong88]

Not sure why people are downvoting you but i asked a native speaker and the answer was baju is something along the lines of "clothes" as opposed to kemeja which is shirt.

So the real question is what the difference between pakaian and baju.... Lol

[BenjaminMa998196]

can we use membuka in place of buka here?

[osti7d]

No as the mem- prefix makes either a noun intoa verb or indicates the subject is doing the action: "Saya membuku kemejamu" = "I open your Shirt". As in this case the Object "you" is doing the action.