Understanding Prepositions in Malay

The video tutorial by Cikgu Siti Zubaidah Musa introduces the concept of 'kata sendi nama' or prepositions in Malay. It explains the usage of 'D' and 'K' prepositions, providing examples for each. 'D' is used to indicate place or direction, while 'K' is used for time, direction, and targets. The tutorial concludes with a recap of the key points discussed.

What is the primary function of the preposition 'D' in Malay?

• To show place or direction

• To describe actions

• To indicate ownership

• To express emotions

Which sentence correctly uses the preposition 'D'?

• He is going D the market.

• They are playing D the park.

• She is sitting D the chair.

• The book is D the table.

What does the preposition 'K' indicate in Malay?

• Actions

• Ownership

• Place, direction, time

• Emotions

Which of the following sentences uses 'K' correctly?

• The cat jumped K the roof.

• She walked K the store.

• He gave the book K the teacher.

• They arrived K the airport.

In which context is 'K' used to refer to humans or animals?

• To indicate a location

• To express a feeling

• To target or refer to them

• To describe an action

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of 'K' for targeting?

• The gift was given K the child.

• He traveled K the city.

• The dog ran K the park.

• She spoke K the audience.