According to KBBI III:
dadah²/da·dah/ p cak mengatakan dah (untuk memberi salam pertemuan atau perpisahan)
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bye (particle; conversational) to say
dah (said when greeting or parting ways)
tata /ta·ta/ n aturan (biasanya dipakai dalam kata majemuk); kaidah, aturan, dan susunan; cara menyusun; sistem
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(noun) rules (usually used in compound words); norms, rules and arrangement; how to arrange; system
dada /da·da/ n
1 bagian tubuh sebelah depan di antara perut dan leher: ia memukul dadanya
2 rongga tubuh tempat letak jantung dan paru-paru: ia akan menjalani operasi dada karena jantungnya sakit
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chest (noun)
1. the front part of the body between the stomach and the neck:
he hit his chest
2. the body cavity in which lies the heart and lungs:
he will undergo heart surgery because of chest pain
In c
olloquial Indonesian,
dada can mean bosom, a woman's
chest or breasts, depending on how this word is placed in a sentence (read: context).
Examples:
•
dada ayam = chicken
breast
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dadanya gede* = montok** = [her]
breasts are big
In
formal Indonesian, the word for human breasts is
payudara.
payudara /pa·yu·da·ra/ n buah dada; susu; tetek (don't use this last synonym unless you're really intimate with a girl)
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breast (noun) bosom; bust; tits
(please excuse the language)
*big
(colloquial Indonesian)
**plump and full
(colloquial Indonesian)
I hope that helps
