SpeakMoremios is a Sundanese verb glossed as “go; leave (polite, for oneself).” Spoken Sundanese often adds nasal prefixes such as nga-, ny-, and m- to verb roots, so listen for how speakers shape the word in full sentences. This is a polite (lemes) form, suited to elders, strangers, and formal settings.
In the SpeakMore Sundanese dictionary, mios is glossed as go; leave (polite, for oneself). Meaning can shift with region, speech level, and context.
mios
To say “go; leave (polite, for oneself)” in Sundanese, use mios.
mios means “go; leave (polite, for oneself)” in Sundanese. It is listed as a verb in the Travel & Transport topic cluster.
“go; leave (polite, for oneself)” in Sundanese is mios. Use this page as a quick reference, then practise the word in short sentences and real conversation.
mios is a word used in Sundanese (Basa Sunda), a distinct language of West Java and Banten. Sundanese is separate from Indonesian and from Javanese, even though the languages share some vocabulary.
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