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"text": "Dia orangnya cuek. / He is an easy-going person."
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"english": "Why do you ignore me?",
"text": "Kamu kok nyuekin gue?",
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"english": "I am ignored by him.",
"text": "Gue dicuekin dia.",
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"english": "He's taking it easy although his girlfriend is having an affair.",
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"text": "Gue dicuekin dia.",
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