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@skripsti
Hidup untuk Snoopy, Seeun dan Jongseong
mt after dm pls Katılım Mart 2016
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And that is exactly why I always reply back with "Kembali kasih", because I want the other party to accept the same warmth. It's like, "Here, please accept my gratitude, too. Let me return the love you gave to me."
ً@Vertraumts
Reminds me of how “Terima kasih” will never be on par with its English translation, and this is the hill I will die on. It literally means you’re acknowledging and accepting a form of warmth, fondness, gratuity, and even the love that has been given to you.
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Need more people to choose "kembali kasih" over "sama-sama" as a form of response. Yes, I return the warmth you gave me. Yes, I can feel the grace that you handed over to me. Yes, it flows in me like a gentle tide. Now allow me to reciprocate
ً@Vertraumts
Reminds me of how “Terima kasih” will never be on par with its English translation, and this is the hill I will die on. It literally means you’re acknowledging and accepting a form of warmth, fondness, gratuity, and even the love that has been given to you.
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Reminds me of how “Terima kasih” will never be on par with its English translation, and this is the hill I will die on. It literally means you’re acknowledging and accepting a form of warmth, fondness, gratuity, and even the love that has been given to you.
Hadith@HadithFajri
Most words for "love" in our language intertwine with sorrow. Sayang means "love" or "what a waste." Cinta means "love," but in classical literature, it signifies "grief." Kasih means "love," but kasihan means "pitiful."
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BREAKING: A massive magnitude 8.0 earthquake has just struck off the coast of Eastern Russia in the Pacific Ring of Fire.
Tsunami threat across the Pacific is being determined.
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