"Rumah ini penuh dengan kucing."

Translation: This house is full of cats.

[robnnnnn]

Why not 'this house is full with cats'?

[graeme143846]

My question exactly

[ReachMeHer]

Could it be that 'full with' means it's the only thing in the house, while 'full of' means there is also human in the house.

[NeilRankin1]

This house is filled with cats?

[demoksaputra]

This house is filled with cats. = Rumah ini dipenuhi dengan kucing.

[deactivated user]

Filled is past tense also

[FelixBinns]

It feels like that some days (sigh).

[Nutmeg394326]

Shouldn't cats be kucing kucing because they are plural? Or is that not necessary because the sentence implies many of them?

[__K.]

That’s right.

[PerryLemon]

I read this as "Rumah ini penuh daging kucing"