susah ji di?? -> It's not difficult, right? Aside from that, Makassarese more often speak with a heavier accent, mixing many of the Indonesian words with native Makassar words.Tena ku issengi apa maksudnya (or even more complicated Tena ku issengi apa massu'na ) -> Literally, "No I understand what its meaning", actually meaning, "I don't understand what it means". In places, Makassarese slangs add -i at the end of words, putting a glottal stop before that. Furthermore, the words tend to be shortened considerably, which makes -nya read as -na and words ending with -d or -t gets its ending replaced with glottal stops. Menyusut (shrinking) becomes menyusuk, and vice versa. Native Makassar people usually reads becak (pedicab) as becat''. Gallery See also Language families and languages Demographics of Indonesia British slang Cant (language), a variety of some languages such as English and French using slang words, similar to Indonesian slang. Patois Alay References Harimurti Kridalaksana (2008). Kamus Linguistik (4 ed.). Jakarta: Gramedia Pustaka Utama. . External links Indonesian Slang Online Dictionary with user-contributed definitions SEASite guide to pronunciation of Indonesian Pusatbahasa: Bahasa prokem Kitab Gaul - Kamus bahasa gaul Indonesia, cari dan temukan arti kata-kata gaul terkini Indonesian Slang Tutorial by Fairy Teen Language in Teen Literature Slang Particles in Indonesian Language Slang language, Indonesian Slang by language