Learning Indonesian5-8

Indonesian English Mengerti To Understand Bahasa Language Bahasa Indonesia The Indonesian Language Bahasa Inggris The English Language Anda You (polite)

Bicara To Speak

Bisa Can/To be Able to

Dan And

Saya Tidak Mengerti Bahasa Indonesia I Don ’t Understand Indonesian

Anda Bisa Bicara Bahasa Inggris?

Can You Speak English?Lesson 5 ? Talking about Language Don ’t be afraid to strike up a conversation with someone if you know they ’re from Indonesia. It can be very rewarding and it never hurts to try! If you ’re on a trip to Indonesia, don ’t hesitate to try. Foreigners, or bule , don ’t often speak Indonesian, so people will love to hear you try it, and you might even get a better price in the market!Bonus Terms Indonesian English Tolong Please

Pelan-Pelan Slowly

Tolong Bisa Bicara Pelan-Pelan?Could You Please Speak Slowly?

Lesson Study Guide

Indonesian English

Dari From

Lesson Study Guide Saya Dari Indonesia I am from Indonesia

Orang Person

Lesson 6 ? Talking about Nationality Saya Orang Indonesia I am Indonesian

Orang Hutan Orangutan/ Forrest People

Amerika America

Kanada Canada

Australia Australia

Inggris England

Belanda The Netherlands

Perancis France

Jerman Germany

Italia Italy

Cina China

Jepang Japan

Spanyol Spain

Meksiko Mexico

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Indonesian English Saya Suka I Like Saya Tidak Suka I Don ’t Like

Enak

Delicious Makan

To Eat Makanan

Food Minum

To Drink Minuman

Drink (noun)Air Botol

Bottled Water Nasi Goreng Fried Rice

Lesson 7 ? Introduction to Food and Drink Indonesian food is one of the most delicious food in the world! It is in?uenced by Indian, Malay and Chinese cuisine. If you are more adventurous, try to buy food from the street vendors (or kaki lima ) and you will taste delicious local cuisine you might not ?nd in fancy restaurants. You can have a whole meal for under a $1 US!Bonus Terms Indonesian English Pedas Hot Manis Sweet Garpu Fork Lesson Study Guide

Indonesian English Ma ’af Sorry Permisi Excuse Me!Di At Di Sini (At) Here Di Sana (At) There Di Mana

(At) Where Ke

To/Towards Ke Sini

To Here Ke Sana

To There Dari Mana From Where

Lesson 8 ? Direction and Location Di and Ke are key words when talking about objects in relation to each other. These words are used to form more complex relations such as “on top of”, “inside” “below”, etc. Indonesian follows a very logical and use of the concepts of “at” and “toward” to build more complex ideas.Bonus Terms Indonesian English Hotel

Hotel Restoran

Restaurant Rumah Sakit

Hospital Kantor Polisi

Police Station Lesson Study Guide