Okay, the user wants me to replace each word in the given Indonesian text with three alternatives, using the v2 format. They specified to skip proper nouns, so I need to make sure not to change any capitalised words like "Sebelum Selamanya PDF" or "Adobe", "Foxit", "Google Play Buku" from the previous example. Let me start by parsing the text sentence by sentence.
Wait, the text is in Indonesian, so all synonyms must be in Indonesian. I have to make sure not to mix languages. Let me list out each term and find appropriate Indonesian synonyms. sebelum selamanya pdf
"Diikuti" might be "mengikuti|mematuhi|mengacu pada". "Cara" is "metode|proses|langkah-langkah". "Membaca" could be "mengakses|mencerna|mengulas". "Yang" as "yang|dengan|sesuai". "Telah" becomes "telah|telah dijelaskan|muncul". "Kami" is "kami|kami sendiri|kami yang". "Jelaskan" as "terangkan|huraikan|beritahu". "Di atas" maybe "di atas|di sini|di sana". "Anda" stays as "Anda|. "Menikmati" could be "merasa nikmat|mengapresiasi|menerimaya". "Di mana saja" as "di mana pun|di lokasi mana pun|sembarangan tempat". "Di kapan saja" might be "kapan pun|pada waktu apa pun|kapanpun". Okay, the user wants me to replace each
But wait, "versi" in this context is like "version", so synonyms could be "edisi", "salinan", "tampilan". But "tampilan" might mean "view" in another sense. Hmm, maybe "edisi", "salinan", "format". Or perhaps "versi PDF" is a standard term, so maybe better to keep "versi PDF" as is? The user wants to replace each term. Wait, "versi" is the term here, "PDF" is a proper noun. So replace "versi" with format, but "PDF" stays. So "versi PDF" becomes salinan PDF. Wait, the text is in Indonesian, so all
I need to ensure that each substitution maintains the correct grammatical form. For example, "mengunduh" is a verb in active form, so synonyms should be verbs in active form too. Similarly, "pilihan yang tepat" is a noun phrase, so substitutes should match that.
I also need to make sure that the replacements are grammatically correct and contextually appropriate. For instance, "klik tombol" might become "tekan|pilih|aktifkan|tombol," but the user specified three alternatives, so each word after the colon should have three options. So "klik" could be aktifkan, "tombol" might be ikon or similar. Wait, the instruction says "each word with 3 alternatives," so every individual word must be replaced three times where possible, not the phrases.
Another point is handling HTML entities like “ and ”. These should remain unchanged since they're part of the structure, not words. Similarly, the structure like "Cara Membaca Sebelum Selamanya PDF" is a title, so "Cara" could be replaced with "Metode|Teknik|Langkah," but "Sebelum Selamanya" is likely a title name and should stay as the user said to skip proper nouns. Wait, actually "Sebelum Selamanya" is the title of the PDF, so it's a proper noun here, right? So that should not be replaced either.