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How To Say Common English Expressions! | Small Talk



1. Hey, How's it going?
     (Hey, Hauzet gauin?)
      Hey, apa khabar?
2. I've heard a lot about you.
    (aive:d alodebaut ju)
    Saya telah lama mendengar tentang dirimu.
    All good things about you.
3. Hey, What are you up to?
    (Hey, Wode j(a)Aptu?)
    Kamu lagi apa?
4. Not much --> No much!
    Nothing much
    ( Nothin much!)
5. Just finishing an email
    Jus finishing an
email
    Jus walking a dog
6. Give it a go.
    (givitego)
     mencobanya.
7. Give it a tray
    (givitrai)
     Cobalah
8. Hang on a sec.
    (hengonasek)
    Tunggu sebentar.

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