'kok' is used when you're confused about something. ex : "Kok kamu jam segini baru datang?" (You're just arrived at this time?") ---> the speaker is confused as he/she knows that someone who he/she is talking to is not usual to come at that time 'eh' is used when: 1) you try to get attention from the listeners (usually used in the beginning of sentence). ex: "eh, saya pulang ya!" (hey, I want to go home!) 2) you are surprised or you want to correct your previous saying as there's another thing came to your mind. ex: "Dia sudah pergi. Eh, tidak, dia belum pergi!" ---> (She has gone. Ah, no, she hasn't!) as you can see, there's not much difference between 'ah' and 'eh' in this kind of sentence. 3) you start a new topic, just simply add 'eh'.

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wwkwkwkwk... same like in cantonese ! example : wo, bo, kala （我老师说意思是=已经。。）, etc... (明白我的意思吗 ? :P)

'nih' is informal particle, another version of 'ini', used when: 1) to affirm something. ex : "Panas nih!" (THIS is very hot) ---> this could mean "this situation" "Mana nih?" (Where is this?) ---> this expression is used when you're waiting for something 2) to point something near (same using as ini). We used this also when giving something to someone. ex : "nih!" (while hand over something to someone) but in this case, however, don't use 'nih' to someone older than us. 'sih' is used when : 1) you affirm your saying. ex : "Senang banget sih, ada apa?" (You look so happy, what happened?) 2) you express contrast things. ex: "Dia sih baik orangnya, tapi temannya tidak" (He's nice, but his friend is not) 3) you are considering about something ex: A: "Buku ini bagus banget" (This book is very good) B: "Hmm..nggak ah, ada beberapa bagian yang ada kekerasannya" (Hmm..no, there are some parts which contain violence) A: "Iya sih.." ---> A is considering that B's saying is somewhat correct. 'hah' is not really has a meaning. You can use it when: 1) you're surprised/don't believe in something. ex: A : "Dia mendapatkan nilai A untuk matematikanya" (She got A for her maths) B: "Hah? bagaimana bisa?" (What? how could it be?) 2) you can't hear something. ex: A : "Kemarin kamu kemana?" (Where were you going yesterday?) B: "Hah? apa?" (Huh? what?) ---> in this case, B can't hear what A said hope it helps :) sorry for long answer!!

hello Made! I have links to share that will explain best : about lho : http://www.bahasakita.com/colloquial/particles/loh-mah-yah-and-yuk/ about dong : http://www.bahasakita.com/colloquial/particles/dehdan-dong/