Why not 'this house is full with cats'?
My question exactly
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.
This house is filled with cats?
This house is filled with cats. = Rumah ini dipenuhi dengan kucing.
Filled is past tense also
It feels like that some days (sigh).
Shouldn't cats be kucing kucing because they are plural? Or is that not necessary because the sentence implies many of them?
That’s right.
I read this as "Rumah ini penuh daging kucing"