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Malay frequency list

No. 500 in Malay

lapor

"Report" or "inform."

In a sentence

  • Saya perlu lapor kepada guru mengenai kejadian itu.

    I need to report to the teacher about the incident.

    Here, 'lapor' is used to mean 'to report' or 'to inform'. It indicates the action of formally giving information to someone in authority.

  • Dia sering lapor lewat masuk kerja.

    He often reports late for work.

    In this context, 'lapor' means 'to report oneself' or 'to appear'. It refers to the act of presenting oneself, particularly in an employment or formal setting.

  • Petugas itu lapor setelah tugasnya selesai.

    The officer reported after completing his task.

    Here, 'lapor' describes 'to update or inform about completion'. It indicates the act of giving a follow-up or an update regarding a task or duty.

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