"Ngab" is Indonesian slang, specifically a shortened, reversed form of "bang" (from "abang"), meaning older brother or bro. It's a term of endearment used to address or refer to male peers or slightly older acquaintances, similar to how "bro," "dude," or "man" might be used in English.
Breakdown:
- Original Word: Abang (Indonesian for older brother)
- Shortened Form: Bang
- Reversed Slang: Ngab
Usage:
"Ngab" is often used in informal settings, especially among younger generations in Indonesia. It reflects a casual and friendly relationship between the speakers.
Example:
Instead of saying "Halo, Bang," you might hear "Halo, Ngab." (Hello, bro).
