This is the 17th most frequent Indonesian word.
kita
"We" (inclusive of the speaker and the listener).
In this case, 'kita' functions as a possessive pronoun, suggesting joint ownership or connection between the speaker and the listener regarding the house.
Rumah kita warna putih.
Our house is white.
In this sentence, 'kita' means 'we' and refers to the speaker and the listener collectively.
Kita pergi ke pantai bersama.
We go to the beach together.
Here, 'kita' includes both the speaker and the person(s) being addressed in a collaborative context.