English: “See? I told you right. That was a horrible idea. You never listened to me. Look what you have done.”
Indonesian: “Kan.”
Indonesian: “Kan.”
by Shén March 08, 2023
If you read the word from behind, you’ll get selow, which is another slang word derived from the English word Slow. Woles is an interjection you say to someone to get them to calm down. Think of all the instances you’d normally say “chill bro”; that’s your window to show off knowledge of this piece of hip, youthful Indonesian slang.
by Shén March 09, 2023
Literally "Not Good" refers to the Governor of DKI Jakarta for the 2017-2022 period. This word is a satire as a form of dissatisfaction with the identity politics he did when campaigning (even human corpse are being politicized) and when he sat in the Governor's seat, Jakarta went on autopilot. During those five years there were no meaningful results of the Gabener's work. Some of them even resulted in the people of DKI losing their lives.
A: Gabener is wasting the budget. Buy glue, overpay, bamboo bastard, and many more.
B: Yes, the governor's proceeds from selling verses and corpses, that's how it is.
B: Yes, the governor's proceeds from selling verses and corpses, that's how it is.
by Shén March 08, 2023
Refers to a person or things which is not familiar with modernity and they will likely to be over-amazed or even scared when see something sophisticated (i.e. like the first time you ride luxurious car).
“Ndeso!”
by Shén March 08, 2023
Lebih Bayar is a new method of extracting state money (Corruption) used by the DKI Gabener for the 2017-2024 period. And please note that this action is completely legal in the Yemen Protectorate area a.k.a Jekardah in the period 2017-2022, the time when DKI Jakarta was colonized by the Gabener of Yemen.
A: Governor X caught Corruption.
B: No. That's not good!
C: Gabener Y even Lebih Bayar, he always marks up the budget.
B: That's a clever way of Corrupt!
B: No. That's not good!
C: Gabener Y even Lebih Bayar, he always marks up the budget.
B: That's a clever way of Corrupt!
by Shén March 09, 2023
The term is satirical and is directed at stubborn people who only want to win for themselves. Comes from the phrase Pendek Kepala Songong, which in English would mean, short headed with zero sense and zero character. In some cases it is also written PE-KA-ES but most often it is PKS. Technically in Indonesian it is a subtle satire and sometimes just a joke.
A: My neighbor is very reckless, a little bit says haram, a little bit says kafir, even though the person is hypocrite. How strange is that?
B: Your neighbor must be an PKS person.
B: Your neighbor must be an PKS person.
by Shén March 09, 2023
In Malay it means Pukis Cake. This bread is quite popular and tastes good too. And in another sense, the name for the female genitals.
"Ma'am, Puki one please!”
by Shén March 09, 2023