Alamatmu

Alamatmu is an Indonesian term that literally means “your address.” It is formed by the noun alamat (address) combined with the second-person possessive suffix -mu, signaling ownership in casual language. The construction is common in everyday speech and informal writing.

In usage, alamatmu appears in informal contexts such as chat, text messages, or casual forms. It is typically written as a single word without spacing in everyday digital communication. In more formal contexts, speakers usually opt for a more polite form such as alamat Anda. Examples: “Tolong kirimkan paket ke alamatmu” and “Pastikan alamatmu benar.” For formal writing, one would say “Pastikan alamat Anda benar.”

Grammatical notes: -mu is a possessive suffix attached to a noun to indicate “your.” This suffix is widely used across Indonesian to express possession with familiar or intimate nuance. When addressing a broader audience or in official materials, the pronoun Anda (you) or Anda punya alamat can be preferred.

Notes and scope: alamatmu is not a proper noun or a brand name. It refers to the address belonging to the listener or reader in casual contexts, and it may appear in user interfaces, forms, or customer communications where informal Indonesian is appropriate. Related terms include alamat (address), alamat Anda (your address in formal form), and alamatnya (his/her/its address).