Compliments

1. You try!

   Well done

   Usage

   The standard praise for effort; try here means did well

   Grammar Note

   You try is a set phrase that praises effort. (composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; the whole sentence itself is not attested)

2. You get deep knowledge.

   Your knowledge is deep

   Usage

   To praise a knowledgeable person

   Grammar Note

   get means 'have'. (composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; the whole sentence itself is not attested)

3. You get plenty wisdom.

   Your wisdom is great

   Usage

   Showing respect to an elder or someone who gave advice

   Grammar Note

   plenty goes before the noun meaning 'a lot of'. (composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; the whole sentence itself is not attested)

4. Your cloth fine well-well.

   Your clothing is excellent

   Usage

   To praise someone's stylish or traditional outfit

   Grammar Note

   cloth refers to clothing in general. (composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; the whole sentence itself is not attested)

5. You be good pesin.

   You are a good person

   Usage

   To someone who has been kind to you

   Grammar Note

   be links a noun predicate: 'you are ...'. (composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; the whole sentence itself is not attested)

6. Your work good well-well.

   Your work is excellent

   Usage

   To praise a craftsperson or colleague's work

   Grammar Note

   The adjective good serves as the predicate. (composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; the whole sentence itself is not attested)

7. Your singing na di best.

   Your singing is the best

   Usage

   After hearing someone sing

   Grammar Note

   na links a noun phrase as predicate. (composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; the whole sentence itself is not attested)

8. You sabi dance well.

   Your dancing is skillful

   Usage

   After watching someone dance

   Grammar Note

   sabi + verb means 'be good at ...'. (composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; the whole sentence itself is not attested)

9. Your character good.

   Your character is good

   Usage

   A polite way to praise someone's character

   Grammar Note

   The adjective good serves as the predicate. (composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; the whole sentence itself is not attested)

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