Learn Indonesian in 20 Minutes - ALL the Basics You Need
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"Gampang bahasa indo mah cuman sat set sat set dah selesai"(from google translete)
Halo ! Nama saya Pooja Rathee
Selamat Siang fira .......
Terima kasih banyak fira lucita ......thanks a lot..... I'm from India.......just interested to learn Indonesian to watch an Indonesia drama and I found this so Interesting..........Sampai jumpa ....😊
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Semua Muslim Indonesia, silakan berlangganan saluran kami, terima kasih, di saluran ini Anda bisa mendapatkan informasi tentang tentara dan polisi negara Muslim Pakistan. 🇲🇨🇵🇰
it's easy before you see Indonesian shortened word
it's pretty weird when you're indonesian and you're watching dis...
edit: hahahahaha rame bat dah
yeah
Cuz Fira is cute, isn’t she?
@@knifeslaughter i dont think so 😂
True :D
absolutely true
Formal: "Selamat Siang"
Informal: "Hello"
Actually we used: "Woy"
Legend: **Use eyelashes**
Using eyelashes is more like a flirt, maybe eyebrows
We use our eyes and eyebrows😂
Yep thats the real Indonesian
Ngab
Woy🤣🤣🤣
indonesian be like: "hmmm yes, it would be a great idea to watch a video about learning my own language"
🌚 ehehe
😭😭😭😭
WHY ARE YOU CALLING ME OUT LIKE THIS LOLLL
Are you some sort of psychic?
LMAOO
Indonesian is actually one of the easiest language to learn. But not so fast, here comes the catch, Indonesian affixes is notoriously tricky and it comes with lots of variations. You don't need to master Indonesian affixes but it is recommended since it's the things that makes our language unique.
Oh yeah, and also, Indonesia is a country with lots of regional language. More than 700 regional languages, each with different dialects and slangs. Different provinces, cities or towns, different ethnicities or tribes then you will encounter brand new languages!
But fear not! We still can speak Indonesian language since it's our national language aka lingua franca! Though you'll notice different accents in each individuals, sometimes their Indonesian might inaudible and unclear. Younger generations Indonesian will help you! They usually more educated with each of them speaks clear, audible, formal Indonesian unlike older generations. Some of them could also speak English and maybe other foreign languages! Don't be shy! Ask for some help! We Indonesian love to help and talk to new people.
I'm looking to learn Indonesian language as I want to visit and no more about what's what. Do you have any help or suggestions for me? Thanks pal. UK here
@@onemanvoice882 Im=saya/aku
looking=melihat/mencari
thanks=terimakasih
or=atau
yes=iya
Ok/Okay=Oke/Ok
Funny=Lucu
No=tidak/nggak/gak
why=kenapa
sorry=maaf
i can= saya/aku bisa
i cant= saya/aku tidak bisa
fine=baiklah
what=apa
hahaha=wkwkwk/hahaha
Hey=hei/woi
you=engkau/kau/kamu
we=kami
she=dia
he=dia
they=mereka
English: sorry this is not many but hope you learn indo!. Indo:Maaf ini tidak terlalu banyak tapi semoga saja kamu mempelajari indo!
@@Ikura-weeb thank you I much appreciate it. I've been slowly learning I will get there
@@onemanvoice882 Well... I Can Give You My WhatsApp,,
You Can Just Ask Me If You Have Any Questions or Want To Say Something But Needed Translator 😹
(I Won't Charge Anything, Don't Worry... Just Want To Spend My Free Time Doing Something Nice)
Also, This Is Third-World Country
So Beware Of Scammer!
(You Can Ask Me For "A Standard Price There" ,, I'm Also Happens To Get Scammed Once In One Of Those Tourist Area 🤣)
@@imashadow699 that's so cool..I micj appreciate it. Are you being serious tho you will help me out. Lol. I'm a little taken back.
Your blessed my friends
When malay trying to learn Indonesia....
Nevermind, we still can understand each other
I agree with you 😂
@@candyuaena really?! Wow mind blowing 😮😮
@leo leo kami (Indo) pun boleh paham + cakap bahasa Malaysia pun sebab si kembar botak tu
Upin Ipin -
Hi, are you a Malaysian? I want to learn your language.
@@jessunlagrimas5077 you just watch Upin Ipin (Malaysian cartoon)
many Indonesians can speak Malay from watching Upin Ipin, hahaha
how to speak indonesian language fluently:
step 1: Be born indonesian.
Wait!!!! What
LOL
@@noobty625 6غفك
شس
@@noobty625 غغغغفث
.😁😡
سثف
Indonesian and Filipino have the same accent when they speak english . Interesting ❤️❤️❤️
Tbh filipino to indonesian sounds like sulawesi people...or more exact bugis or torajan people
But filipino accent is more understandable
@@adolffranz9502 lebih ke Manado sih... Minahasa
Tagalog speakers sound like people who speak indonesian ngapak accent :)
@@jo-wo3we I'm Tagalog speaker but no I don't sound like them lols
Hello, Nama Saya Albert.
I am from Myanmar.
I have Indonesian friends and I love Indonesia.
Aku cinta kamu.
Terima Kasih.
Sama-sama
This is so easy to pronounce when your native language is Spanish.... Love it.
Melissa Calderon as an Indonesian speaker, I’ve tried Spanish, it did not work out for me😂
I wanna learn Spanish too
Mira....me Habla poquito español
@@demip.696 How come? The pronunciations are straight forward.
lol ikr !
Halo! Nama saya jae, im a filipina and I have an indonesian boyfriend, so im learning bahasa indo to help me prepare in conversing with his family ☺️ makasih banyak fira 🥰
Boyfriend= pacar -informal
Kekasih- formal
Familly = keluarga
So= jadi, im =saya , learning= belajar
With = bersama
Same :(((😭😭
I like how as a native Spanish speaker, Indonesian, Malay and Filipino is kind of easy yet interesting to learn.
Bahasa, Tagalog... I still need to know what these are but I am up for them! Great video.
Just for information, Indonesian language known as Indonesian not Bahasa. Cause Bahasa here means language. Hi I learn Spanish too haha
U can easily learn tagalog since tagalog is mixed with spanish
Because we share consistency in how the alphabet sounds.
@@auliamariska8253 nah its ok i think, since indonesia doesnt has their own words for refering to the language. Such as
malaysian with malayic
portugal with portuguese
netherland with dutch
spain with spanish
china with chinese/mandarin
We also translate them into
malaysia dengan bahasa melayu
portugal dengan bahasa portugis
belanda dengan bahasa belanda
spanyol dengan bahasa spanyol
cina/tiongkok dengan bahasa cina/tionghoa
So "bahasa" its kinda good to refering indonesian language identity
@@doug911 are the meaning of that refers to "language"? I don't think so, As I known the Indonesian language called Indonesian as same as the people called.
I had moved in Indonesia about 7 years ago because my dad's job is around downtown JKT. I was never fluent in Indonesian compared to my dad and my mom's a dutch woman. I was glad I found some old books which were written in Indonesian old writting.
I know a few bits of slang words and I was surprised it was worth the shot! 🤣 You wont believed I studied in a college and wrote my last project in Indonesian language.
Wow very nice👏
Wow...well done👏👏
Really?
Wow, sound so interesting :)
Good On You :)
I'm a korean student and I'm studying Indonesian. Here in korea Indonesian is one of the most worthwhile languages to learn. In the job market there has been a growing demand for Indonesian speakers.
승현김 Indonesian uses a lot of slangs. I'm pretty sure standard Indonesian is slowly dying
ouwhh .... I want to learn korea ... because I want to watch Korean movie, Korean drama without subtitle😁
@@cateatinrat78 as an indonesian I'm ✨offended✨
@Rizky F. I'M INDONESIAN LMAO
@@cateatinrat78 I want to give my opinion here, I hope you’d consider mine:
Standard Indonesian will not, ever, vanish.
Because it’s a must to use standard indonesian in many conditions, such as in news, articles, speech, formal situations, business activities, etc.
By saying standard indonesian will die soon, it (explicitly) can mean that FORMAL situation will vanish, and it won’t.
Language is something liquid, changing over generations.
Informal indonesian changing over time, as well as with all the languages all over the world.
And that’s the point of Standard Indonesian.
Government make the standard version of Indonesian, as a benchmark or rules for the language.
So we still can look at the standardized rules as our compass, no matter if the language keep changing.
Changing is inevitable. It goes the same with language.
But Standard Indonesian won’t ever die like you said.
Standard bahasa indonesia is very easy. The grammar and structures are very straightforward. No gramtical gender, no rules of tenses, no verb Conjugation, phonetic pronunciation, no tonal pronunciation, ... I think the only tricky part of learning Bahasa Indo is prefix-suffix, it's kind of complicated.
But it's standard bahasa indonesia. Standard Bahasa indonesia only helps you in formal situations.
When it comes to daily conversation, we speak a lot of slang. There are hundreds of local or regional languges in indonesia, and those strongly influence the way Indonesian people speak. So slang varies from place to place.
@Where's my wallet?! I don't think so , but u gonna to speak indonesian formal
Does anjing mean anything other than dog?
@@Jblah ya it's a bad words of another mean dog
@@Jblah the literal meaning is dog, but it also used as a curse word. Like the word a**
LOL
Example :
ANJING = DOG (ORIGINAL)
ANJING = FUCK YOU
ANJING = AWESOME/AMAZING
ANJING = DAMN/SHIT
I'm from philippines now living in the States. I really love to learn Indonesian language. And it's good to learn from this video. I can't wait to fluently speak Indonesian.
Semangat bro and keep at it. I'm a Indonesian person and I'm impressed at people who wanna speak Indo fluently like you.
The key factor of Bahasa Indonesia successfully becoming national language is its simplicity. The vocabulary consists of so many loanwords, too. Dutch, Spanish, Porto, Arabic, Chinese, Tamil, Urdu and, of course, English.
Indonesians are bilingual by default 😊
Average Indonesians are speaking more than 3 languages
Ketika lu orang indonesia, Kuliah di luar negeri, dapet jurusan bahasa dan lu pilih bahasa Indonesia
Auto dapet beasiswa slurrr :v
Cuk di kira bahasa indonesia gampang kali ya. Beda dengan bahasa sehari-hari
Bahasa Indonesia sudah cuk, UN gw lebih tinggi bahasa Inggris ketimbang bahasa Indonesia
Gw pernah mikir gini:
"Gw kuliah di luar negeri terus gw ambil jurusan bahasa Indonesia,emang boleh? Sedangkan gw sendiri dari Indonesia 🗿"
@@lovelyppabang bener lu cok
Susah cuk b.indo, lebih susah dri b.inggtis
i've lived in indonesia for 19 years and no one ever says "senang bertemu dengan anda", we just don't have a phrase in indonesian that is equivalent to "nice to meet you", so you can simply introduce yourself and ask "apa kabar?" (means "how are you?") and that's it.
Hahaha that's true😂
"senang bertemu anda" formal
setuju (agree)
Yes, we often say, "salam kenal" instead of "senang bertemu dengan kamu"
Saya setuju sekali dengan anda
I AM HAPPY SO MANY WANT TO LEARN BAHASA INDONESIA, INDONESIAN IS VERY EASY,THE SAME LETTERS OF THE ENGLISH Alphabet, NOT WITH DIFFICULT WRITING
Sudah telat 1 tahun mbak🤣
@@keongdarat7171 woilah. 😭
Terimakasih
Buset😂
Understanding standard Indonesian unfortunately doesn't necessarily mean that we could understand the informal / daily conversation. You'd better learn both ways to make sure you can communicate better in Indonesian.
ntah kenapa saya merasa senang jika ada orang mempelajari bahasa indonesia :D
aku juga:) seneng bgt pas ngeliat komen
@@faniaharsa4925 cuman ya gitu kebnyakan orang indo malah ke luar negeri 🤣
Overproud
@@Lhixtraywho care
Halo! Nama saya Millieyanna. I am learning Indonesian as I am Half English and Indonesian. Whenever I go to Indonesia which is every year, I never know how to communicate to my family and they always make fun out of me for it 🤣. Hopefully I can impress them
Hi! I’m half like you too!
@@gableet1674 What are you? I'm a Dutch Indonesian! :)
@@123472724 can y'all speak bahasa?
@@sippintea1513 A little bit, I can't speak much.
Semangat 👍🏼
You can do it. Don't think they're ridiculing. Maybe they're just accustomed into teasing as a mean of approachment.
“It’s so easy”
Me (who gets 60-70 in Bahasa Indonesia and gets 70-90 in English) : nuh uh
that same problem as i am
So true.
Also me
yas
Lol yesss I got 76 in b. Indo..😧
I'm filipino and i want to learn this beautiful language!!❤❤🇮🇩
Mantap
I'm Indonesian but I'm learning the Filipino language hahahaha 💙🇵🇭
sameeee
Semoga kalian semua (yang sedang belajar berbahasa indonesia) bisa cepat fasih dalam berbahasa Indonesia.
Jangan gunakan kata toxic yaaw😁
kamu guru yang sangat baik.
Hahahahah
I am from Pakistan and i have some friends in Indonesia...
Its very nice lesson for me...!!
Thanks!!
May Allah live you long.!
.
Sampai Jumpa 😍🇲🇨🤝🇵🇰
Wow cool
Hello, do u have instagram?
Hi bro iam from indonesia
@@naufalramm No
@@keyvanalfariz4603 Hi Apa kabar?
I'm from Thailand,I like to learn Bahasa Indonesia. Terima kasih
sama-sama
I'am learn Thai leanguage any 4 years , do you want learn together
@@brekautsar7928 yes we can learn together
@@minak5853 Really do you want lets learn , เราชอบภาษาไทยมาเรียนด้วยกัน
@@brekautsar7928 โอเคค่ะ อินบ๊อกมานะคะ มาเรียนกันค่ะ ^ ^
I'm a Spaniard who has fallen in love with Indonesia and that wants to learn the language. I was scared at first because it was a really far country, but when I noticed pronnounciation is pretty straight-forward, I was encouraged to learn. Plus, I've made some Indonesian friends and I'd like to visit the country and stay for some time
igual JAJAJ
I suggest listening to Indonesian songs and it will make you understand Indonesian quickly
@@Nightmare00740 thanks for the advice
@@thellamadj283 Oke👍
@@thellamadj283 I'll give you a few recommendations for Indonesian songs that are nice to hear and good to hear for learning
-Laode Komang Raim
-Armada, Asalkan kau bahagia
-Virgoun, Surat cinta untuk strala
-Virgoun, Bukti
-Maudy Ayunda, Untuk apa
- Ghea, Jiwa yang bersedih
I was born and raised in England but I'm ethnically Bengali. Ive always been told I look Indonesian so I started checking the place out and I fell in love with Indonesia. I'd love to visit soon but in the meantime I'll try learn the language!
Same I'm from Bangladesh, but born in Australia lol.
Selamat Siang! , nama saya Serena Spellman Senang bertemu dengan anda❤️✨
Iya sama saya juga 😁😅
Sama sama
Kamu lagi belajar indonesia ya? Saya dari indonesia :vvvv
@@RF_N asal mana bro?
Iya sama😀😉
I'm filipino and I've been learning Thai, Korean, and I'm gonna leaen this language too. It has lots of similiarties in Filipino Language.
Hi I'm Indonesian and I can teach you. Now I want to learn Thai, Japanese and maybe your own language too. If you want give me your IG or WA. 😊
I like to learning tagalog too
@@galaksikita5466 bang teach me indonesia language and u always use misspelled words like knp
@@christopherjr.faustino7650 knp means kenapa (why)
@@christopherjr.faustino7650 it's not misspelled, we always shorten some words because (probably) we lazy
If you can speak Bahasa Indonesia, you can talk to 270 million people 😉
Simply reply "Terimakasih" with "Sama-sama". We rarely use "Kembali"
We often use "nggak", rather than "tidak".. for conversation
Plus bonuses: Malay people in Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore and Southern Thailand-Myanmar.
It's okay learn the formal first, everyone understand that. You just learn the informal one along the way if you have a close friend here
Kak, saya doakan yang terbaik buat kakak. Saya percaya, jika nanti Indonesia menjadi negara dengan ekonomi terbesar ke 4 di dunia, dan saat itulah para penduduk dunia akan mulai punya ketertarikan terhadap bahasa Indonesia. Maka kakak lah yang akan menjadi TH-camr dengan subs terbanyak di bidang ini.
Saya yakin itu akan terjadi. 👍
Im from Philippines and I want to learn a Fellow brother's language!
Terima Kasih!
🇵🇭❤️🇮🇩
Always Together!
😍
Ssma2
filipino and indonesia
filipin / ako / i am
indonesia / aku / i am
filipino / sapatos / shoe
indonesia/ sepatu / shoe
filipino /sakit / sick
indonesia / sakit / sick
filipino / bawang / onion
indonesia / bawang / onion
filipino / anak / kids
indonesia / anak / kids
filipino / bandila / flag
indonesia / bendera / flag
filipino / kahoy / wood
indonesia / kayu / wood
filipino / sandata / weapon
indonesia / senjata / weapon
filipino / uminom / drink
indonesia / minum / drink
filipino / apoy / fire
indonesia / api / fire
filipino / mata / eye
indonesia / mata / eye
wkwkwkw.. mirip ga.. jajaja btw i from indonesia, love filipina, love everything🙂👌💋🗿🗿
@@rizkisaputra2796 Serius Kek Gitu Bahasa Philippines? :v
I’m moving to Jakarta from Toronto next month so I need to learn my future language
I hope you learn quick and easy Inshallah
Why u leave toronto?
so how it feels livin in jakarta?
@@Jblah it's none of your f business anjir
If you're talking to friends like that, you could use "gue, elu"
gue: me.
lu: the person your talking to.
"lu" is like "kamu" but in like "Cool" way. Teenagers use it.
Example: "lu" suka telor gorengnya gak? "gue" bikin sendiri
Translation: Did you like the fried eggs? I made it myself.
Example for "gue"
= "gue" suka kok, kurang garem aja.
Translation = don't worry I like it, It just needs more salt.
Damn
cuman di Jakarta dan sekitarnya yang gitu
@@fakuri913 yes
Cool?
If you want to greet Indonesians in Indonesia, don't say "Hi/Hello" but nod your head with a smile and say "Sir/Madam"
Terima kasih banyak, I am converted to Islam and want to learn languages many Muslims speak. Alhamdulillah I've learned Arabic (Fusha/MSA), Moroccon dialect (darija maghribiyya), Turkish, and now I want to start with Indonesian. I prefered learning Indonesian over Farsi, because I've always loved the gentleness of Indonesian and Malaysian people. Even among muslims they say that the kindest muslims are from Indonesia/Malaysia.
Love to all Indonesians (muslims and non-muslims alike) from Belgium.
Mashaallah
Love to read this comment... Hit me up if you wanna have a learning partner...
That's very sweet, but Indonesians are just like any other group of people. You'll find the gentle and not so gentle ones. I hope you'll find yourself in the company of those gentle Indonesians if you ever meet them. Best wishes :) from an Indonesian living abroad.
@@putrihijau7589 Comparing one nationality to others is irrelevant, because each nationalities has their own character and uniqueness. From foreigner's perspective, indonesian language is the most gentle, indonesian people are kind and warm to foreigners if you compare it in another countries (based on quora and my foreign friends). I mean it's easier for foreigners to find a gentle person than in other countries. And also Indonesia is the most generous country in the world according to World Giving Index.
ما شاء الله،
Sweet words. May الله سبحانه وتعالى always bless you n protect you wherever it is.
Me as an Indonesian always use "aku/gue" to say "I" with friends (informal) and use "saya" with teachers and old men/women (formal)
Yeah thats polite
Itu dulu di ajarin ama guru untuk pake "saya" tapi masih suka keceplosan "aku"
@@abiez4018 kalo gw aink 🙃
@@muhammadmahadikaraissa5516 Sunda ya ngab☺
@@baekxianbyun623 gak sih tapi aku Banjar (Kalimantan Selatan)
Sorry, if i have bad english grammar or something in writing. I'm Indonesian, Bahasa Indonesia is little bit tricky if you compare it how speak like a Native. Example, "I go to school" in English then in Bahasa usually it will be translate as "Saya pergi ke sekolah" and that was right. I = Saya, go = pergi, to = ke, school = sekolah.
But if you speak like native it will be little different if someone asked "Where are you go?" you answer "I go to school" and it can be means "Saya pergi ke sekolah" in formal or informal situation, then native can answer many answer of that questions like "saya mau ke sekolah" (i want go to school), but if the answer "saya ke sekolah" it will translate to english maybe like "I to school"(?) i think or i realize that is wrong in English(?). Learn Bahasa is fun like I learn English. For Bahasa learner, you don't need to afraid of speak Bahasa, we are as native speaker can understand even though you have wrong pronunciation or tenses.
Bahasa Indonesia is easy until you go with slang. Examples "Don't be mad' (Jangan marah) and Indonesian slang will be "Jan baper". You can't found "Jan" in every dictionary or module language you have and baper can be mean if someone react or feel very sensitive about their feeling. If you have mastery of Bahasa Indonesia slang, you are In high level learning of Bahasa, maybe you will be a Native LOL.
Little Note :
English - Bahasa Indonesia
I - Saya (Formal .e.g : Business, Work. Very Polite)
I - Aku (Informal. e.g : Speak with friend, family, your crush. Polite)
I - Gua (Informal. e.g : Speak with Bestfriend or friend. Not polite and don't try this in Business situation or in your family)
Semangat belajar Bahasa.
Just information, Indonesian have simplified in informal like
I can't hear that - hah?
why did you tell me about this? I've been waiting all day - yeuuu
how did this happen? - Lah?
I dont believe that story, that sounds like a lie - yakali
hey my G, after this cig, i finna dip - sebat
if you use that you are a Legend HAHAHA
@@arifmiftahudin7449 Indonesian is easier than my native language Portuguese. Soeaking of which, I ưplơaded some vịđẹos which feature the most detailed comparisons and similarities between Indonesian and Portuguese.
Eh? Really my father who is indonesian always say saya i never heard him say aku
Im philipines and i want to make indonesian friends by learning here🇵🇭🇮🇩
💙
Hello! I'm from the Philippines and I promised myself to learn the language of the country that I'll be visiting for the first time, which was Indonesia! If anyone is interested in learning the Filipino language and would also be willing to teach me Bahasa Indonesia, I'll be down y'all!
Let's trade 😁
Hi, i love philipine. And interested to learn tagalog. So maybe we can teach each other.
teach me
Let's trade
Yuk belajar bareng!
Greetings from Holland
In: Salam dari polandia
Holland itu belanda ya?
Belanda
Hollanda hollanda biskuit rasa eropa pasti hollanda cuma hollanda pilihan para raja
@@agungchandrapangestu542 malah iklan
Thank you for this video! i'm from the UK, England and I really want to visit Indonesia. Hopefully I get to visit soon!!
Makasih banyak fira. I'm learn indonesian because I have good friends and I want to speak their language. I'm from Brazil.
I really enjoyed it! I'm from Pakistan 🇵🇰 and i want to learn Indonesian language hope I'll learn it ! Thank you for giving us such a fantastic video!
But in real life we speak with a lot of slang so might you will confused if you hear us talking in indonesia
I have a friend,, His name is Raja from Pakistan and lived in Korea
You can speak in 5country.indonesia, Malaysia,Singapore, Brunei Darussalam and Timor Leste
Hi - Hai
Hello - Halo
What - Apa
Why - Kenapa
Who - Siapa
When - Kapan
Where - Dimana
How - *Bagaimana* (F) or *Gimana* (I)
How much - Berapa?
Yes - *Iya* or *Ya*
No - *Tidak* or *Ga*
Can - Bisa
Can't - Tidak Bisa
I - *Saya* (F) or *Aku* (I)
You - *Anda* (F) or *Kamu* (I)
We - *Kita* or *Kami*
They - Mereka
Name - Nama
Money - Uang
Time - Waktu
Friend - *Teman* (F) or *Temen* (I)
Handphone - Ponsel
Child - Anak
Aunty - *Tante* is common but There some people called their aunty as *'Ate'*
Uncle - Om/Paman
(Informal)
For daily conversation:
*Hello, I'm (....)*
Halo, saya/aku (then say your name)
ex: Halo, aku Nita.
*What is your name?*
Siapa nama kamu?
ans: Namaku (your name)
*How much is this?*
Ini, berapa harganya?
Nita Puspita thanks
thanks
Handphone=ponsel
thats all we need to learn
Nita Puspita terimakasih banyak!
My english teacher is Indonesian and i wanted to impress her, this is perfect
good luck
I'm from the planet Mars. I'm learning Indonesian and want to visit Bali and explore Indonesian Tourism.SENANG BERTEMU DENGAN ANDA.
Planet mars?omg i just now knew
I was wanting to learn a new language, and Indonesian was one that was recommended as easier for english speakers. After watching this and learning a little bit else where I can see why. The words sounds like it's spelled, and at least so far it's not a tonal language, those are way to hard for me to understand. I might look into seriously learning this.
Bruh
Keren
I can teach you speak indo if you want
Sangat sangat mudah masnya. You might wanna check Sacha Stevenson's channel for her Englonesian or her POVs about Indonesia, those might help you a lot.
I'm already fluent in Indonesia
I told you so = "kaaaann...!"
AWOAKOWOWOO
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Owkaokwkawo
I already told you not to do that, now look what have you've done = "lu siiih..!"
Tuh kaaaaaan.
Good teacher! I really appreciate that she has already explained the difference between the formal way and the informal way, because I think this is really important to know
Either for learners or for the authenticity of the language itself, I'm Indonesian very, very proud of you and appreciate it, so thank you very much and keep it up
I've decided I want to try learning this language because my friend moved from Indonesia to the UK when he was 6 so it would be cool to talk to him in his native language
It's not cool at all because Indonesian language mostly consists of Latin-derived verbs and nouns, so they cognate with English at times. Basically, Indonésian is the most Europeanised Asian language.
Apa saya
Just fell in love with this beautiful language! I'll plan to fully learn and I find that having Arabic as a mother language and English as second will help me a lot.
Love to my Indonesian brothers
From Iraq 🇮🇶💞🇮🇩
yoi bro, mantep kowe . aku pake bahasa jawa. Piye kabarmu rek?
@@docq7598 thanks bro, Javanese has a very beautiful writing form and it's historical language of the languages of Indonesia
ماشاء الله، انت تعلم ومعرفة الاندونيسية والجاوية. Thats great
Don't forget to eat Sego Pecel Pincuk
@@designinghappiness6915 ngga bakal tau dia
I grew up in Tarakan, Indonesia. I can say 90% of these but want to learn so much more! ❤️
If you need a speaking partner, I can be... I'm Indonesian
@ahmad mushaffa Please kindly teach me informal Indonesian, because I need to achieve good proficiency at the language in order to keep on implementing my plans.
tarakan mana kau pok??? mna tau bisa kita ketemu bah aiss ketemuan kah di amal??
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine yes, i'd love to. Be my speaking in english partner in exchange. Would you?
So, where do you actually come from?
I am Filipino learning Indonesian, and this is more complicated than i thought
In Philippines 🇵🇭
Numbers 1 to ten
1 Isa
2. Dalawa
3. Tatlo
4. Apat
5. Lima
6. Anim
7. Pito
8. Walo
9. Siyam
10. Sampu
Yo, it's almost similar to Javanese language (one of the local languages in Indonesia)
1 siji
2 Loro
3 Telu
4 Papat
5 Lima/Limo
6 Enem
7 Pitu
8 Wolu
9 Sanga/Songo
10 Sepuluh
Halo nama saya Sisu.
I love Indonesia, im from Finland
Halo Sisu
I'm Indonesian and why i am watching this? :v
(Edit) siapa indoo??
_. Naomi_. bacot
@@radenmchaerul2006 apaan? Emang aku knp?
saya dari bandung
Me🤪🤣
Aku dari Cimahi
we rarely use connecting word like "with". We simply use Formula: S+V+O even in informal situation. So nice to meet you can be said: Senang Bertemu Kamu.
great way to teach. I am really thankful for this supper efficient Bahasa classes. keep it continue with more sessions
I can understand about 40% if this even though I'm a Filipino from southern Philippines it has some words similar to our dialect here
Because Manado is not far away from Filipin. Kabayan~ 😀
This is so great, I'm planing a trip to beautiful Indonesia and since I love languages I'm getting some 101 information..... would love to know more about good Manners. Don't want to act disrespectful or arrogant foreigner . That's a lot for you hard work. Keep it up
PS. Fira, you're cool
Where are you heading to? Each city has its own culture.
Hi Enrico Where are u from ? I can help u if u wanna learn indonesian language. Iam Indonesian btw. I'm looking for partner to speak english. Please let me know if you agree with me :)
Uhh,don't give things with your left hand or people are gonna be really offended.
Hello enrico im from indonesia:)
I was moving to Indonesia 13 years ago. I have been learn about Indonesian's culture. Like there's a bunch of words you need to say:
If someone help you: say "Terima Kasih" you can add "Banyak" in "Terima Kasih" cause that means you are really" thankful to those who help you out.
If you accidently do something bad & not on purpose, say:
- "Saya Minta Maaf" that means " I am sorry" or you can say " Saya Minta Maaf Atas Kesalahan Saya" that is more longer and it means " I apologize, it's my fault".
That's all hehe. Semangat belajar Bahasa Indonesia bagi yang mempelajarinya sekarang! Well done everyone!
Kenapa bahasa Perancis tulisannya dan pengucapannya tidak nyambung sama sekali? Tulisannya "croissant" bacanya "kwasong".
@@barbs896 Terima Kasih sudah bertanya
Di bawah ini translate Indonesia dari yang saya jelaskan:
salah satu faktor yang mempengaruhi cara pengucapan kata-kata dalam bahasa Prancis adalah evolusi bahasa dari waktu ke waktu. Selain itu, bahasa Prancis juga dipengaruhi oleh pengaruh bahasa-bahasa lain seperti bahasa Latin, bahasa Jermanik, dan bahasa Keltik.
Salah satu alasan mengapa bahasa Prancis sering tidak nyambung cara pengucapannya adalah karena adanya perbedaan antara "ejaan dan pengucapan". Dalam bahasa Prancis, banyak kata yang dieja dengan huruf-huruf yang tidak diucapkan atau diucapkan dengan cara yang berbeda dari ejaannya. Contohnya adalah kata "croissant" yang seharusnya diucapkan sebagai "kwa-son" namun sering kali diucapkan sebagai "kwa-sang".
Selain itu, ada juga perbedaan dalam pengucapan antara dialek-dialek regional dalam bahasa Prancis. Misalnya, pengucapan kata "croissant" "dapat berbeda-beda tergantung dari daerah asal penutur bahasa Prancis tersebut".
Demikian, terima kasih.
Apriciate it....ngajarin org itu memang harus dari dalam hati..and you got it...keep it up..
This language is extremely easy. It's just that when most other languages I've looked into are European, so they share the same latin roots, the Indonesian vocabulary doesn't seem intuitive.
I need to get a dictionary or something :P
Oh, it's easiest language in the world. I am multilingual (Arabic, Dutch, etc).
No past-present-future tenses. Alphabets are Latin just as Spanish/Portuguese/Italian/Dutch/German alphabets. No gender. Yet, today formal language of Indonesia is mix of all languages around the world, you'd find words of Dutch, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Sanskrit, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese, etc. Yet, We spell clear thick vibrating "R".
LOL
@@RIZFERD I speak and write Dutch and English. Trying to get into my Indonesian roots 😊
Visual_Vexing wow
@@magatamaagitsune5635 cool
@@RIZFERD Indonesian language has No gender. Same with Tagalog. The reason no matter how good we are in written English, our common mistake in spoken English is he instead of she and vice versa
I've never heard "kembali" used to reply to "thank you"... People might formally say "terima kasih kembali" or simply "sama-sama".
Also, whether formal or informal, most people won't say "apakah" when they ask questions. They'd just omit it and say the statement out loud with a questioning tone. Unless you're trying to emphasize your words, well... In that case you might emphasize "apakah".
So, formally:
"(Apa) Anda bisa (ber)bahasa Inggris?" --> word in parentheses is optional.
When emphasizing formally:
"APAKAH Anda bisa berbahasa Inggris?" --> This would be appropriate in stage presentation, but not in formal dialogs since it would make you sound upset or challenging.
Informally:
"(Kamu) bisa bahasa Inggris, nggak?"
The word in parentheses is optional. It means "you". If you want to sound more slangy ("Jakartans"), you could replace "kamu" with "lo".
In general, just follow what people say and ask them what it means.
Atom Nous yes terima kasih kembali=sama-sama, im from indonesian
Sama sam is welcome, right?
Dilpreet Singh
Yes, actually "sama-sama" it's means "your welcome" (not "welcome"), using that word when someone said thank you then you reply "sama-sama".
"Your welcome" = "sama-sama"
"Welcome" = "selamat datang"
@@dilpreetsingh4461 no
Farhan hanang u should say im from indonesian / im indonesian, the way you talk should be without n in the back of indonesia
Ngerti ga?
Aku ngomongnya lancar ko tp lbh lncr bhs english, but ttp bisa bhs indo ko aku, but do you understand what i say?
This is very helpful to practice public speaking even as indonesian.
for creating this i just want to say that it helped me a lot bc my sister learn indonisian and i don't so i learned a lot from you thanks again
Halo, nama saya Sara! Thank you for putting this video together.
Hello Sara mi sayang
Thank you in Indonesian is Terima Kasih. She teaches us that. Did you only watch the very beginning of the video?? LOL
Halo Sarah cantik
Makasih banya
@Keliling Kampung Indonesia ey is this right. Namaku Nol
I loved this language also its amazing that its has many similarities with Arabic ^^
Ahhaha, indonesian leanguage influenced by malayu leanguage wich is influenced also by arabic leanguage, as a country with the bigest muslim population in the world many of us MUST learn how to pronounce arabic letters so we can read the Quran.
@@rascent641 thats so cool , we have cool similarities ^^
@@leopard7890 أنا بحب اللغة العربية و بحب العراق برضو و بلدان المسلمين كلها،الله هيحفظكو
Yes Arabic language and Indonesian language has similarities.
Example
→ In Indonesian Language "Wajah"
→ In Arabic Language "Wajh"
If you attend friday prayer you could actually guess what the imam said during khutbah because so many words used for actually has root words in arabic
seeing situations on how words are conveyed in context will also help you how to absorb the character of indonesian speaking ig
I'm filipino but I want to learn Indonesian language because I plan to go to Indonesia one day thank you
meto
When you learn Indonesian whether formally and informally, one thing you may common experience and need to adapt is the way we use the slangs and the dialects/tones (different region would be different slang and dialect)
Semoga kembali kejalan yg lurus ya lo:)
@@hithere-ze9vj hah? pa maksud?
Wkwk pada nyasar
Yeah but it's with all languages. All countries have local languages and dialects, but studying and keeping the standard, which is what you see on national newspapers, is always the best thing to do
Yep each province has own slangs and dialect of over 33 provinces in total in Indonesia
I'm wasting my time with Duolingo and time and money with Mondly. This video has taught me way more than in two months learning with those Apps. I'm already a premium subscriber of Japanese Pod, Korean Class and German Pod and now I am going to subscribe to Indonesian Pod as well.
I almost forgot how to speak indon so this is really helpful!! thank you so much!! terima kasih banyak
Learning indonesian to impress the girl i know in indonesia😄😄 From Philippines
You have to
nice2x
good luck bud
Good luck pal
Hehehehehehehe
Thanks for this video. It's easy to understand it :) I'm from Slovakia and I''ll go to Indonesia next year for 6 months so it'll be easier with the language for sure. It seems hard, but not impossible.
Good luck for learning my language 😄
You will!
You will see how good Indonesian are here and they definately greet you as well.
@@humadihambali1226 bang pls teach aku how to learn indo
Good luck 🔥🤗
@@christopherjr.faustino7650 kau duduk kat msia?
Planning to visit a friend in Bali soon, this is great, thank you! I mean, Makasi banyak!
Very quick to learn from here, thank you! 🙏
wouh i love indonesian
am Rwandan
Good Luck yang ingin mempelajari Bahasa Indonesia! 👍 Gpp kok.. nilai B. Indo gw jeblok meskipun asli Indo...
😂😂😂
Sama dengan say
Hi plz help me my CONTACT no is 9823336232 i m from India
@@abdulrudin4594 plz help me i m from india i want lern Indonesian language plz help me sir my CONTACT num is 9823336232 i m from india
Gw bet
I'm indonesian but I speak English so I'm here to learn it again and I have a BI test tomorrow sooo this is great
Hello friends, this is a good learning video. We are glad to meet you all here. Greeting from us, Universal English Course, Jepara, Central Java, Indonesia.
I am an Indian and I love India and Indonesia very much that's why I am learning bahasa and today is my first day to learn bahasa . Thank you so much for this video 😊
Goodluck!
Actually for “ see you “ we usually use
- cabut dulu ye
- cabs dulu bro
- kontek kontek ye
- dadah
Or simply
- bye
😂
Iya sih bahasa daerah ataupun bahasa jakarta tu, bukan Bahasa indonesia 😂😂😂
-bayarin dl bro gua balik
Kim Seungmin wkwk kaco emg kalo kek gini
xAziiee iya si wkwk tp kalo sampai jumpa baku bngt wkwk
sebats dulu bray
First time I watch your videos and first time I try to learn Bahasa, super awesome and educational thank you
Hello mam Firah, You are a good teacher for Indonesian language. Hope to see you in your latest online Indonesian language and you are fluent in speaking English. I am one of your fan from Philippines. Terima Kasih...
*Indonesian - Dutch translation of the video* (with English help where needed)
Introductie (Introduction)
Halo, nama saya Robin
=
Hallo, mijn naam is Robin
Selamat siang, nama saya Robin Gibcus. Senang bertemu dengan anda
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Goedemiddag, mijn naam is Robin Gibcus. Leuk je te ontmoeten
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Bedanken (Thanking)
Makasih
=
Dankje
Makasih banyak
=
Enorm bedankt
Terima kasih (banyak)
=
Bedankt (Enorm bedankt)
Sama-sama
=
You're welcome (Geen dank)
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Groeten (Greetings)
Halo
=
Hi/hallo
Selamat Siang
=
Goedendag
Selamat Sore
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Goedemiddag
Selamat Malam
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Goedenacht
Selamat Pagi
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Goedemorgen
Selamat tinggal
=
Tot ziens
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Handige zinnen (Useful phrases)
Kamu bisa berbahasa Inggris?
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Spreek je Engels?
Apakah anda bisa berbahasa Inggris?
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Spreekt U Engels?
Permisi, apakah anda bisa berbahasa Inggris?
=
Pardon, spreekt U Engels?
Bisa
=
Kan (We use: Ja. or as Ja, dat kan ik. To answer the questions above. But most people will answer in English right away)
Sedikit
=
Een beetje
Maaf, saya tidak bisa
=
Sorry, dat kan ik niet
Namen voor andere talen (Names of other languages)
Italia
=
Italiaans
Rusia
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Russisch
Spanyol
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Spaans
Jerman
=
Duits
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Verontschuldigen (Making apologies)
Permisi
=
Pardon
Permisi, saya may pesan kopi, ya
=
Pardon, een koffie alstublieft
Permisi, di mana letak Monas?
=
Pardon, waar is het nationaal monument?
Maaf
=
Pardon/sorry
Saya minta maaf
=
Het spijt me
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Nummers (Numbers)
Nol = nul (0)
Satu = één (1)
Dua = twee (2)
Tiga = drie (3)
Empat = vier (4)
Lima = vijf (5)
Enam = zes (6)
Tujuh = zeven (7)
Delapan = acht (8)
Sembilan = negen (9)
Sepuluh = tien (10)
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Sebelas = elf (11)
Duabelas = twaalf (12)
Tigabelas = dertien (13)
Empatbelas = veertien (14)
Limabelas = vijftien (15)
Enambelas = zestien (16)
Tujuhbelas = zeventien (17)
Delapanbelas = achttien (18)
Sembilanbelas = negentien (19)
Duapuluh = twintig (20)
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Tigapuluh = dertig (30)
Empatpuluh = veertig (40)
Limapuluh = vijftig (50)
Enampuluh = zestig (60)
Tujuhpuluh = zeventig (70)
Delapanpuluh = tachtig (80)
Sembilanpuluh = negentig (90)
Seratus = honderd (100)
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Seribu = duizend (1.000)
Sepuluh ribu = tienduizend (10.000)
Seratus ribu = honderdduizend (100.000)
Satu juta = één miljoen (1.000.000)
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Limapuluh enam = zesenvijftig (56)
Duaratus limapuluh ribu = tweehonderdvijftigduizend (250.000)
Duapuluh dua = tweeëntwintig (22)
Tujuhpuluh empat = vierenzeventig (74)
Nomor telepon saya
=
Mijn telefoon nummer is
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Winkelen (Shopping)
Ini berapa harganya
=
Hoeveel is dat? (We say: hoeveel kost dat?)
Permisi, top ini berapa harganya?
=
Pardon, hoeveel is die hoed? (We replace "is" with "kost")
Ini harganya tigapuluh ribu rupiah
=
De prijs is dertigduizend rupiah
Yang ini tigapuluh ribu rupiah
=
Dit is dertigduizend rupiah (We replace "is" with "kost")
Berapa?
=
Hoeveel?
Pesan kopi dong, berapa?
=
Een koffie alstublieft, hoeveel is dat? (We replace "is" with "kost")
Hello, im from Indonesia, i can teach u my language, chat me if u interested +6281908145394, i'll teach u what i can 😊
@@febrianfauzan7777 go away you stalker
Waw, niat sekali om belanda ini menulis komentar 😍
Woah thanks
Thanks for the translation. I am Indonesian and I am learning dutch currently. It is somewhat easier to learn dutch with basis of English than Indonesian. Leuk man!
It's pretty interesting to see foreigners learning Indonesian, as an Indonesian myself, this seems weird, since how we speak at a daily basis is completely different than the one you're learning, right now..
Datang ke sini karena Aku lagi belajar mandarin. Susah banget..😓 dan lihat bagaimana perjuangan negara lain belajar bahasaku..😍
Sama awokawok saking pusingnya gua belajar bahasa Inggris susah nerap nyh kena otak wkwk...ternyata negara lain juga banyak yg berjuang untuk bisa bahasa Indonesia awokawok
@@anisanisaanis9156 Skrg gimana englishmu? Udah lancar kah?
saya masih belajar indo karena saya punya banyak teman yaitu indo, Thanks for this Helpful video!
Hi I'm an indian I'm learning Indonesian language to impress my gf who's from Indonesia and I'm gonna meet her this year. Thank you for helping me I'm trying so hard to learn it
@jgeckdaniel labial yeah
@@jastin165 Try telling this to her " Yang, kenapa sih aku kok ga bisa jauh dari kamu? "!
I hope that she's impressed. 😊
@@SAYASUKA okey thanks
@@MommyBellugaLearning I'll try my best for that
Thank you for this video! As someone from a partly indonesian family, i want to get closer with the culture. Learning the language should help with that!
I have indonesian girl friend we speak in english she learning tagalog and as a return i also want to learn indonesian 🥺
Terima kasih membelajari semua orang luar negeri bahasa' indo ❤️❤️
Thanks for the lesson. Now I can speak Indonesian.
I'm from Indonesia
Hadeh
haha funny haha
Aelah tong, minta di geplak kepalanya 🗿
14:23 anjay pas denger satu, anak gw yang masih 1 tahun 8 bulan langsung nengok trus ngikutin wkwk
You can using “sampai jumpa” in the informal situasion too,
with:
“dah” or “da-dah”
Similliar to
“bye” or “bye-bye” in english.
I want to try and learn since I sing so many Japanese songs with people who speak Indonesian. Seeing and hearing the language, it’s similar to romanized Japanese, which is very neat!
Nobody expects you to learn it, just learn other languages instead!