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Malay frequency list

No. 161 in Malay

asing

Foreign.

In a sentence

  • Dia suka melancong ke negara asing.

    He likes to travel to foreign countries.

    Here, 'asing' is used to describe something foreign or from another country.

  • Pekat kicap itu asing dengan air.

    The soy sauce is separate from the water.

    In this context, 'asing' means separated or distinct from something else.

  • Mereka berdua tinggal dalam bilik asing.

    The two of them live in separate rooms.

    'Asing' here is used to convey separation or distinction between entities.

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