Usually to propose is to ask one's hand in marriage, unless it was in business term (which in this case would be business proposal). A friend of mine made the mistake of saying "When he proposed" while talking to her boyfriend's family (what she meant was when he asked her out - but she didn't know the correct term for it at the time), and it created quite a scene, because the family thought their son had proposed to her. Lol. So "propose" is not a word to be used lightly in the dating world
oh gitu ya non Lethal Lady, lalu kalimat apa yang cocok untuk menyatakan kalimat permohonan menerima perasaan cinta ke seseorang dengan bahasa yang sesuai tapi tidak terkesan kaku?
oh gitu ya non Lethal Lady, lalu kalimat apa yang cocok untuk menyatakan kalimat permohonan menerima perasaan cinta ke seseorang dengan bahasa yang sesuai tapi tidak terkesan kaku?
Usually "Would you go out with me?" will suffice Though these days it's rarely used (that I'm aware of)
If you're asking someone out on a date, that'll be something like "May I take you out on a date?" or "Would you go on a date with me?" - or something along those lines. Or sometimes, if the person asking is confident, he can say something like "Go out with me" instead of asking.
Usually in English speaking countries fess up normally to admit/confess (Indonesian translation: mengaku), usually used when you've done something wrong and then you're owning up to it, or also known as fess up.