Well done! Sounds like bahasa indonesia is the perfect language to learn: only present time, only one gender, no plural/singular - makes things so much easier! I can imagine the big struggle is not learning to speak or write - but learn to listen and understand. Especially languages that are different from writing to hearing (like french) or use different letters like cyrillic or chinese letters/signs.
that is indeed very difficult. and because of my pronunciation people often don't understand me :D some words are very nasal and so difficult to pronounce.. habe to work on it.. Thanks for being so active Christian ☺️
That was really good. Learning another language can be very difficult as everything, including grammar and structure are very different. I speak 7 languages, including Indonesian. A couple of tips for anyone wanting to learn, to include with this video, is 1) Don't overthink or look into the language so much whilst learning, 2) Do not learn word by word as said in the video, but meaningful context, and 3) Listen or watch to as many audio or videos as you can as understanding a native speaking at normal speed can be overwhelming and hard to understand. So if you already know how a sentence spoken at a normal speed is spoken, you will find it a lot easier to communicate efficiently. Hope this helps.
I also learn many languages,but in bahasa, when you say thank you or "terima kasih", it literally mean "care/love/attention received", some gives out a cake, it means that person looks after you = care, then the reply is "i receive (terima) the care (kasih)". Try dissect the sentence"
I like your video. I am living in Indonesia for 4 years now and still not fluent. I know hundreds of words and can get by in daily conversation. But Bahasa Indonesia is confusing - I call it a backwards language. The object goes before the adjective, whereas in English it is the opposite. You are right, consistency is key. Sometimes I am a lazy student.
Saya (i) belajar / base word is "ajar" means (learn) bahasa (language = sanscrit word) indonesia dalam (in) tujuh (seven) hari (day). Or i learn indonesian in seven days. This is how one dissect the sentence. The thinking pattern. Good luck
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.
Wow...sangat bagus...you can speak bahasa with people stay in Yogyakarta or where you want to go after Yogyakarta 😉 Speak bahasa is not really hard than Mandarin language 😅 Go...go...go...you can speak bahasa in 7 days 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
哈哈哈😂对啊～ i try learn bahasa Indonesia and I talk to girl there she try teach me her language and I teach her mandarin but I’m struggling with bahasa Indonesia and I don’t know any good beginner videos to learn. Any advice ?~ 😅😅🙏
Aysaiah Wu hello, maybe you can find some videos from youtube if you want learn bahasa, or you can find someone to teaching you Indonesia language. ^^ you can find some University how want accept you to study bahasa. or You can search some foreign students who's stayin Indonesia, so you can get information about language institutions ^^
Good! I impressed on how you learn new language. But, FYI, "Apa kabar?" or "How are you?" in Indonesian is not common to be asked to stranger you never met before.
@@cold2088 hello! Thanks for learning our language, however, unfortunately you would understand like 65% to 75% of indonesian slang languages, however, i can give you some helpfull links if you want to learn indonesian slang language
Well done! Sounds like bahasa indonesia is the perfect language to learn: only present time, only one gender, no plural/singular - makes things so much easier! I can imagine the big struggle is not learning to speak or write - but learn to listen and understand. Especially languages that are different from writing to hearing (like french) or use different letters like cyrillic or chinese letters/signs.
that is indeed very difficult. and because of my pronunciation people often don't understand me :D some words are very nasal and so difficult to pronounce.. habe to work on it.. Thanks for being so active Christian ☺️
That was really good. Learning another language can be very difficult as everything, including grammar and structure are very different. I speak 7 languages, including Indonesian. A couple of tips for anyone wanting to learn, to include with this video, is 1) Don't overthink or look into the language so much whilst learning, 2) Do not learn word by word as said in the video, but meaningful context, and 3) Listen or watch to as many audio or videos as you can as understanding a native speaking at normal speed can be overwhelming and hard to understand. So if you already know how a sentence spoken at a normal speed is spoken, you will find it a lot easier to communicate efficiently. Hope this helps.
What other languages do you speak?
Can u recommend any videos ?
@@LilT9180malaysian, bruneian
I also learn many languages,but in bahasa, when you say thank you or "terima kasih", it literally mean "care/love/attention received", some gives out a cake, it means that person looks after you = care, then the reply is "i receive (terima) the care (kasih)". Try dissect the sentence"
One of the best videos I've seen! No over the top hype, very honest and a great guy
That's good news! learn, be interested ... and you are fully involved!
"He doesn't know yet that I am going to torture him with my Indonesian skills" haha! also you learned a lot in just one week, good job!
I like your video. I am living in Indonesia for 4 years now and still not fluent. I know hundreds of words and can get by in daily conversation. But Bahasa Indonesia is confusing - I call it a backwards language.
The object goes before the adjective, whereas in English it is the opposite. You are right, consistency is key. Sometimes I am a lazy student.
Nice video!! Good luck in Indonesia. :)
Major advice: Take bashar seriously.
what is bashar?
Great idea, great guy! Simply authentic :D
Thanks broooo x34
I've started learning bahasa Indonesia a year ago and loving it.
A super video for globetrotters, always with tips and tricks 😎😁
Thank you so much for willing to learn local language.
I "learned" Italian for 4 years and still can hardly order something from a restaurant. Well...
Stay determined and you'll eventually get it.
Just some tip, in Indonesia letter "c" is prounounce as "t͡ʃ" and not "k". so Berbicara became "/bərbit͡ʃara/"
I’m down to help you learning Bahasa Indonesia! I live in Yogyakarta
Teach me indonesia
Plz help me to do it. Dying to learn.
help me haha
nice
Saya (i) belajar / base word is "ajar" means (learn) bahasa (language = sanscrit word) indonesia dalam (in) tujuh (seven) hari (day). Or i learn indonesian in seven days. This is how one dissect the sentence. The thinking pattern.
Good luck
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.
Iam people indonesia
Langguage indonesia very easy❤
This man is a legend but at the same time I wonder if we learned the language we grow up around all by ourselves when we were baby's.
Wow...sangat bagus...you can speak bahasa with people stay in Yogyakarta or where you want to go after Yogyakarta 😉
Speak bahasa is not really hard than Mandarin language 😅
Go...go...go...you can speak bahasa in 7 days 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
yea I will do that :)
哈哈哈😂对啊～ i try learn bahasa Indonesia and I talk to girl there she try teach me her language and I teach her mandarin but I’m struggling with bahasa Indonesia and I don’t know any good beginner videos to learn. Any advice ?~ 😅😅🙏
Aysaiah Wu hello, maybe you can find some videos from youtube if you want learn bahasa, or you can find someone to teaching you Indonesia language. ^^
you can find some University how want accept you to study bahasa. or You can search some foreign students who's stayin Indonesia, so you can get information about language institutions ^^
This is adorable
This is very helpful, thank you!
Inspiring...
Nice attempt :D
Good! I impressed on how you learn new language.
But, FYI, "Apa kabar?" or "How are you?" in Indonesian is not common to be asked to stranger you never met before.
If I learn formal Indonesian will I be able to understand slang?
@@cold2088 mostly no, but you can still communicate well with Indonesian. we rarely use slang to foreigner.
@@cold2088 hello! Thanks for learning our language, however, unfortunately you would understand like 65% to 75% of indonesian slang languages, however, i can give you some helpfull links if you want to learn indonesian slang language
@@cektkp thanks for the heads up
@@muhammaddarrenputra6389 yes please, that'd be helpful
Lesgoo in indonesia
2021?. Aku nonton video ini ditahun 2021/ I watched this video in 2021.
Very interesting
Poor Bashar.
No you didn’t. You learned a few words and how to use them.
but it's honest :D