Sometimes, when meeting someone new, we will wonder whether the person is already married or not. Including in Indonesia. Not all of married person in Indonesia wear their wedding rings. If you just look and wonder, you will not know.
As a result, if you are curious, you want to ask “are you married” to the person. However, in Indonesia you will want to speak in their language. To know more about are you married meaning in Indonesian, read the complete explanation below.
Are You Married Meaning in Indonesian language
In English, “are you” in the beginning of sentence is used to make a question sentence. In Indonesia, we use question word. In a question like that, we will use the question word “apa”.
The word you means “kamu” or “Anda” in Indonesian. While the word marry means menikah in Indonesia. The past form of the word, marry, means “sudah menikah.” As a result, the meaning of “are you married” in Indonesian is “apakah kamu sudah menikah?”.
We use the question when we are curious whether the person is already married or not yet.
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Formal (polite) and informal (between friends) of asking are you married in Indonesian
In Indonesia, for just one word can has several synonyms, in formal form as well as informal form. The formal type is the one we use when talking with stranger, older people, respected people, or when on other formal occasions.
While informal speech is the one we use when talking with friends, close friends, or younger people.
When asking are you married in Indonesian, you can also ask it in formal form or in informal form. Below are several examples of asking are you married in Indonesian formal speech.
- Apakah Anda sudah menikah?
- Apa Anda sudah menikah?
- Sudahkah Anda menikah?
- Apakah kamu sudah menikah?
- Apa kamu sudah menikah?
- Sudahkah kamu menikah?
Below are several examples of asking are you married in Indonesian informal speech. Remember that informal term of menikah in Indonesian is kawin.
- Apa kamu udah menikah?
- Apa kamu udah kawin?
- Kamu udah menikah?
- Kamu udah kawin?
- Udah nikah?
- Udah kawin?
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Examples of asking are you married in Indonesian language
Below are several examples of asking are you married in Indonesian daily conversation:
- A: Apakah kamu sudah menikah? (Are you married?)
B: Ya, saya sudah menikah dengan suami saya tahun kemarin (Yes, I married my husband last year.
- A: Apa kamu sudah menikah? (Are you married?)
B: Aku belum menikah (I’m not married)
- A: Sudahkah kamu menikah? (Are you married?)
B: Aku akan menikah bulan depan (My wedding is next month)
That’s all about are you married in Indonesian language. Thank you for reading. I hope the information will be helpful for you.