juga

This is the 11th most frequent Malay word.


juga

The Malay word "juga" means "also" or "too" in English.


The word 'juga' in this context means 'also' or 'too', indicating similarity in actions or preferences between the speaker and their sibling.

Saya suka membaca buku, dan adik saya suka membaca juga.

I like to read books, and my younger sibling also likes to read.


Here, 'juga' serves to add a contrasting yet concurrent aspect, emphasizing the need for rest alongside hardworking behavior.

Dia bekerja keras, namun dia juga memerlukan rehat.

He works hard, yet he also needs rest.


In this sentence, 'juga' is used to extend the importance from the immediate future to the broader scope of future generations.

Perkara ini bukan sahaja penting untuk masa depan kita tetapi juga untuk generasi akan datang.

This matter is not only important for our future but also for the generations to come.