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Greeting

Good morning : Selamat pagi
Good afternoon : Selamat siang
Good evening : Selamat sore
Good night : Selamat malam
Hello : Halo
Hi : Hai
Good bye : Sampai jumpa, Selamat tinggal
Bye : Dah

comment > 2015 JUL-22 22:49 (by Fkarina)

Indonesian greetings

selamat datang - welcome

selamat pagi - good morning
selamat siang - ''good day''
selamat sore - good afternoon
selamat malam - good evening
selamat tidur - good night, sleep well

selamat makan - enjoy your meal [when eating]
selamat minum - cheers [when drinking]

selamat jalan - goodbye [if he/she leaves]
selamat tinggal - goodbye [if you leave]

terima kasih - thanks
kembali - you are welcome

comment > 2012 JAN-16 04:25 (by Langoland)

Indonesian important words Kata-Kata (cut-ta - cut-ta) Penting

hi hai
hello halo
good morning selamat (se-la-mud) pagi (pa-gee)
good afternoon selamat (se-la-mud) siang (see-young)
good afternoon selamat (se-la-mud) sore (sore-re)
good evening selamat (se-la-mud) malam (ma-lump)
good night selamat (se-la-mud) tidur (tea-doer/drop the ''e'')

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comment > 2011 NOV-11 09:29 (by )

Indonesian numbers

1/2 setengah

1 satu
2 dua
3 tiga
4 empat
5 lima
6 enam
7 tujuh
8 delapan
9 sembilan

10 sepuluh
11 sebelas
12 dua belas
13 tiga belas
...

20 dua puluh
30 tiga puluh
...

100 seratus
200 dua ratus
...

1 000 seribu
10 000 sepuluh ribu
1 000 000 satu juta

comment > 2012 JAN-16 04:29 (by Langoland)

Indonesian numbers

1 one satu (shut-too)
2 two dua (do-a)
3 three tiga (tee-ga)
4 four empat (um-path)
5 five lima (lee-ma)
6 six enam (a-numb)
7 seven tujuh (too-joo)
8 eight delapan (the-la-pun)
9 nine sembilan (sem-bee-lun)
10 ten sepuluh (se-poo-loo)

comment > 2011 NOV-11 09:33 (by )

Indonesian personal pronouns

I saya (shy-ya), aku (a-coo), gua (goo-a)
you kamu (come-moo), kau (cow), elu (a-loo)
she dia (dee-ya)
he dia (dee-ya)
it no specific match
we kami (come-me), kita (q-ta)
they mereka (me-re-cut/drop the ''t'')

comment > 2011 NOV-11 09:36 (by )