Gelem: want + Aku gelem jeruk (I want an orange/oranges) Arep: want, will + Aku arep mangan ( I want to eat) + Aku arep lungo (I will go) Same meaning of "want" --> gelem, arep, pengen Sido :it has same meaning with "happen" or "done" + Aku sido mangan (I ate already) + Aku sido nggarap PR (I already done my homework) Same meaning of "done" --> sido, uwis, wis Dadi: become + John dadi polisi (John become a police)

I do agree with Tia. actually these words (arep/gelem, sido/dadi) have the same meaning, but it depends on the context and situation. it'll be different if you talk with someone older than you, for example with our parents.

It's a little difficult to explain because it depends on the context,and of course,the dialects. In Yogyakarta javanese "arep" can also mean want,will. Arep and gelem are synonyms

Gelem = mau - ingin / want Aku gelem mangan sate = Aku ingin makan sate = I want to eat sate Arep = mau - akan / will Aku arep tuku buku = Aku mau/akan beli buku = i will (or going to) buy a book

Gelem=arep=mau=want. Sido=dadi=jadi =( so adverb ) or we can use it in sentence like this: Did you go yesterday?(kamu jadi pergi kemarin?) It is some synonym *Kesel=pegel=capek=tired *Tuku=tumbas=beli=buy *Bedo=seje=difference *bodho=goblok=stupid *imbuh=nambah=add *mene=sesuk=tomorrow Hope it can help you :)