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Intro. Of course your friend likes you?
(Note: The original phrase "Ayah teman mu menyukai mu?" is in Indonesian and translates to "Does your friend's dad like you?" However, the provided translation assumes a possible typo ("Ayah" → "Aja" or similar) and interprets it colloquially as "Of course your friend likes you?" for natural flow. If the original intent was indeed about the friend's father, the correct translation would be: "Does your friend's dad like you?")
David Kenneth
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David Kenneth
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Intro. Of course your friend likes you?
(Note: The original phrase "Ayah teman mu menyukai mu?" is in Indonesian and translates to "Does your friend's dad like you?" However, the provided translation assumes a possible typo ("Ayah" → "Aja" or similar) and interprets it colloquially as "Of course your friend likes you?" for natural flow. If the original intent was indeed about the friend's father, the correct translation would be: "Does your friend's dad like you?")
David Kenneth
@Kurumi
David Kenneth