No. 86 in Indonesian
berharap
"Berharap" means "to hope" or "to wish."
In a sentence
Saya berharap hari ini cuaca cerah.
I hope the weather is clear today.
In this sentence, 'berharap' expresses hope or desire for something to happen, which is commonly used in everyday language.
Kami berharap Anda bisa datang ke pesta malam ini.
We hope you can come to the party tonight.
Here, 'berharap' is used to politely express a wish or a request for someone's presence.
Mereka berharap semuanya berjalan lancar selama acara berlangsung.
They hope everything goes smoothly during the event.
'Berharap' in this context conveys a generalized hope or expectation regarding the success of an event.
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