Jangan: Imperatives in Indonesian
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The document is about the Indonesian word "jangan" and what it means. "Jangan" means "do not" in Indonesian and is used as an imperative, usually at the front of a sentence. Some examples of sentences with "jangan" are provided, such as "Jangan makan es krim" meaning "Do not eat ice cream". The document teaches how to say phrases like "Don't read my book" in Indonesian using the word "jangan".
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