Strange text messages. Can you translate it for me? Indonesian, right?

I am a descendant of overseas Chinese in Indonesia. This message is indeed a short message from Indonesia. This sentence, she should be a girl. She speaks in spoken language. "Mas" means to address young people as "Mr." (generally a boy who already knows him). "Kehum" is translated from English pinyin and is "kehome"; "Guest" means to go, and then "home" means to go to a person's home in English. Udine is a personal name. You can say "indefinite" in Chinese Pinyin. “Yux？” It also means "ok" in spoken English. , ok? "If the whole sentence is translated into Chinese:

Festivals ... Kehum udin yux?

Sir, how about going to Wu Ding's house?