berhatihati
Berhati-hati is an Indonesian expression meaning to exercise caution or to be careful in order to avoid danger or mistakes. It describes a cautious attitude or behavior and can be used as both a directive and a description. In everyday language, speakers often say Berhati-hatilah or Berhati-hati di jalan to emphasize the precaution, while the non-hyphenated form berhati-hati can appear in informal writing. The standard orthography generally uses berhati-hati with a hyphen.
Etymology and form: The word hati means heart or mind in Indonesian. The base noun hati-hati is
Usage and contexts: Berhati-hati is common in safety instructions, road and workplace signage, education materials, and