What is the meaning of word masak Kali?

Masak Kali is an expression used in the Indonesian language to express doubt, disbelief, or a sense of uncertainty about something. It can be translated into English as "Maybe", "Could be", or "Perhaps". The expression is commonly used in informal conversations and is not typically used in formal or written communication.

For example:

- "Masak Kali dia bolos sekolah lagi."

Translation: "Maybe he skipped school again."

- "Masak Kali harga barang bisa naik lagi."

Translation: "Could be that the price of goods will increase again."

- "Masak Kali dia yang mencuri uang itu."

Translation: "Perhaps he was the one who stole the money."