Word of the Day: Indonesian "Iya"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 เม.ย. 2022
- Why use more words when one is enough? 🌝🇮🇩 How do you say "yes" in your language? 👇
*PS: Indonesian words don't have intonation, so when I say it depends on "how you say it", I meant context and expressions instead of literally how you say a word. Not having intonations (+using the basic latin alphabet) make Indonesian an easier language than many other Asian languages 😁
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When you text your indonesian girlfriend and she just reply “Y” . U better run wkwkwk
wuahahahaha
tambah emot > ☺️
🤣😭😭😭
awokawokawok apa lagi kalau ngomong "terserah"😂
Fr bro
iya... iya.... means "no, i don't wanna do it mom. but I say yes so you stop bickering"
Ato IYAH (shut up already ill do it).
💀
SO TRUEEEE!!!!!!!!😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
PAINFULLY relatable
"Lah iya" is for agreeing someone with a angry and loud expression lol
aka nyolot 😂
Something like: I KNOW RIGHT???
Or if you add "?" at the end it'll become "is it really true?" with a shocked Pikachu face
@@kenny456100 No, it means "f*ck I forgot!" example, "today is math final exams!?" "Lah iya!?".
Lah iya ya lah iya itu.. Lah
Also don't forget the iconic..."oh iya ya" 😂
same with "lah iya ya"
"ya iya sih" 😊
"Woi, bestod"
"Ya?"
"Minta seribu dongggggg"
I like this girl. She has a very fun way of sharing linguistic information and she's multilingual too. Good job.
... and she has the finest collection of spoon-microphones...
I think what's unique about her channel aside from being funny, is her accent. She use different accents for different skits and that's just amazing lol really drives the point in. Her thick indonglish accent, and the american english accent, her german english accent... or something idk lol
@@kittenmimi5326 yeah! her accents are spot on (or at least the indonesian-english one is!)
@@katdoestuffYT she is Indonesian so that why
@@hudaahez1 i know but it’s still cool!
100 expressions in one video 😂😂😅
250 with no comment + ❤
Let me fix that
Iya
"Kan" is another word that can have different meaning too
Like Kan and kannnnnn different meaning 😂
@@fykarohimi8130 kan? With question intonation and kan with judgemental side eyes every mother said when their kids hurting itself
"anjir" too, but it's a slang word so it's not valid for this topic (standard Indonesian) I guess
Ini lebih ke Kalimat Partikle sih, semestinya Harus punya Lengkapan Di awal. Misal : Makanlah (Lah), Lakukanlah (Lah), Misalkan (Kan), Dan Diserahkan (Kan)
Bahasa Indonesia Ada kok Materi ini
@@siHijaukeren "Kan" in non-standard Indonesian can mean something like, "I told you!" or if you add "?" it can mean "Right?"
English : YES, YUPS, THATS RIGHT, YEAH, OK.
Indonesian Languages : IYA, YA, YE, IYE, YAH, HEEH, IYO, YOI, YOYOY, YOMAN, HOOH TENAN, YONGKRAY, EA.
Yoman
Yoai
@@whatisdatmeanyoaimo😅
Didn't have tu pull the HO OH TENANNN
iyoy
My mom’s side of the family is from Indonesia and even though my sister and I don’t speak Indonesian, we’re definitely exposed to the “iiiyaaa” filler word haha
Jangan lupa buang sampah ya nak ya!
Ini di masukin ke mesin cuci ya, mama Minta tolong ya!? 😂😂
Tolong ya
Maaf ya
Makan dulu ya
I know what you meant😂
This is similar to the Korean word 어 (Oh) which could be used as :
Yes, No, *Thinking*, That's what I was going to say!, Oh, Really?, What?, Pardon? And more 😅😅
So ? It is in every language
@@Xinuniverse.I dunno it just reminded me of this word 😭 don't ask me ?
@@blue_halcyon lah?
@@Xinuniverse. why so salty?
@@timaalo154 ikr
Same for 'daijobu' and 'iie' in Japan😅😅..
😂
Currently swamped with Japanese but glad TH-cam randomly decided I needed to add an extra language to learn at the same time. Your videos are great!
Ganbare!
in German we literally have word mean exactly same thing its calld "ja"
The word of Ya actually come from Dutch so we do share the same meaning
@@fajriyanuar0601what's indonesian word for "yes" before the dutch?
@@RAINSUN_As far as I know it depends on the region. Because Indonesia consists of various tribes and each tribe has its own language. Before there was Bahasa Indonesia as the unifying language, we used our respective local languages to communicate. I am Javanese so we use the word "Nggih" for yes.
As sundanese, muhun or sumuhun, enya
@@fajriyanuar0601 iya di indo itu ga ada kaitan dg Belanda , Malaysia sana juga pakek iya / ya karena akar bahasa Indonesia & Malaysia itu bahasa Melayu yg dituturkan di kepulauan Riau , begitupun kata papa mama itu hampir disetiap bahasa ada dan bukan serapan" , kalau serapan Belanda itu kaya Handuk , kulkas , wortel , meneer, donker, sepur dll
Or when you say terima kasih (thank you) and they respond: iya (you're welcome) 😄
"Emang ea"
My favorite 😂
She's so goofy and cute! I'll definitely keep up my Indonesian studies with you!🥰🥰🥰
Iya means mom in a Nigerian language ❤❤
Wow then we exclaim everything with ya means we call mom😂
Nani 😮
As an Indonesian this is accurate 😂😂
This really perfected my soul (mantap jiwa)
iya 🙂, guess the expression
depressed
Ya gak tau
deppeesed right😜😜
iya... di suruh sama emak emak
"Ok 🙂" (Dalam hati, "njir ini org, mau aja sa bantai2 kalo bisa, dia pikir dia siapa haa? 🙂)
This girl is the master of facial expressions istg
You know all those expressions are understandable somehow.
Ekspresi nya topppp bgtttt... keren mbak nya
Ahhaahahah, interesting to hear that, as I have a Greek name Iya that means “Violet”)
That's exactly like Ie in Welsh! I can be used for just about every context! (also it's pronounced exactly the same)
Wow that killed my brain
iya😉 , now guess the expression
yaaahh
Also "Iya kan?" means "i know right?"
And i hope ur brain is fine.
it's the same in english...
yeah = yes
yeah... = sarcasm
yeah? = what is it?
yeeeaaah! = awesome
In Malaysia, our most used word is "ha" which can be used in any conversations. 😂
Ah/ha is the favourite when it comes to phone calls
@@penguinpingu3807 EXACTLY
As an Indian I would say it's the hindi equivalent of "acha"
Selalu amaze sama observasinya, good joob 😍😍
As Indonesian, I confirm this is 100% Correct
kamu berasal dari indonesia bagian mana? I’m british, half Indonesian and currently still learning lol.
I like your energy, keep it up
You don't even have to learn this. Body language and certain sounds are universal and propably hard coded into human brains.
thats almost like huh and uhm in english
Ya is really no different to yeah in English, a word having different connotations depending on the tone is pretty much relevant to all words.
no "ya" that's definitely for yes🧍
Aku suka mamamu, simple word for u friend😁😁😁
Indonesia is there too "Ya,Iya,Ho'oh,iye"
Mbak ini jago banget soal bahasa indo proud of you im from sragen city 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
karena dia org Indonesia yg kuliah dan kerja di Jerman
U r awesome😁
Same with urdu, 'acha' means a million different things depending on context and pronunciation 😅
IYA
You know when most girls with deep voice are mostly beautiful
As indonesians, i agree with that😂
Different tones, different meanings!
Thank you for teaching outsiders From Indonesia
Meanwhile uncle rogers: Haiyaaaaa!
Fuiyooohh!
in yoruba, iya mean mom/mum and iyá means suffering 💀
broo 😂
Really enjoy your videos. Keep it up.
"OH IYA?" Typical Indonesian mom
If your Indonesian girlfriend only said iy she's in a bad condition, you should run for your life
Cwe berkacamata damage nya emng ga ada obat.
Megane
@@remington2216😂
Ia... Belum ada obat yang bisa menyembuhkan mata minus
@@yamamagheyidk why i'm laughing 😭
Chindo+Glases= An Angel, the most beautiful thing on the entire universe ❤
Sup Jeff can I have some money
BETUL!! (THAT'S RIGHT!!)
i thought this was a learn german channel
Indonesian ngumpul sini
👇. ♥️🇮🇩
When Filipinos use the word "yes" for different purposes 😂😂😂😂
I’m Indonesian and it’s true
I just love seeing her doing this language content. She's so fun & pretty! Gotta love her!
Nearly the same in danish!
Ya ..ya ..ya. correct 😊
Im a Malaysian and my friend is Indonesian i learn so many things from him :)
The word "Mantap" just reminds all the mina (pick me's) 👁👄👁 just me-
In Indonesia there is one word that Indonesian citizens immediately know once they say it
Namely the word "gak"
Almost the same as the word "yes"
says "iya" same "hoooohhhh"
Iyain ajah dah iya,emang harus kudu di iyain ini iya yak,biar iya ntar diiyain aja.Iya dah iyain ja iya biar iya iya ajah ya.Iya dah iya.....🤓
Can u pls make daily word videos?
AS AN INDONESIAN THIS IS EXTREMELY ACURATE
You can tell if someone is Indonesian if they laugh with wkwkwwkwkwk
Bruh did you forget about:
1.iyayah...
2.iyakan...
3.iya iya ...
4.yah...
5.yakan..
And many more
Bahasa Indonesia di buat simpel agar mudah dipakai siapapun dari berbagai daerah di indonesia. Biasanya lebih di lihat dari pembawaan emosi dari bahasanya gimana
Indonesian is so easy it takes a 5 month to learn and people are friendly
Mantap at the end hahaha... Very nice content
Thank you for using our language
Mantap banget penjelasannya 👍
the "mantap" at the end got me 😂
"Yaaa..." can also mean ur upset or something
korean : YA!!!
Iya sounds like russian "me too"
Mantap!
Meanwhile japanese: Iyaaaa~
For Indonesians.
Skibidi and skidipapap is very different.
skidi papa aa bububerubumm
skiakk
when someone dear hits you, "iyaaa"😊
a true actor!!!
Proof that every language is a tonal language
yesss its right you realy now it
Simply, just use it like "Yeah" with different tones and punctuation mark.
Now we kinda need that tone marks
Same in Indian 😂 for Haa
Well I'm Malay so I understand that quickly😂😂😂
iya in indonesian just like "eh" in japanese
Y 😊
This is the scariest word and emoji combo.
Those are body language. Those are always useful universally.
New word
Ingyah oyi
instead of yahhh.. we sometimes said alamak..
Who from Indonesian like
"ya..ya..ya.." with this facial expression 😌 means "meh...i don't care"
So true… yaaaaa😅
Indonesian is simpel
😭: cry
😭: sad
😭: laughing
😭: shock
He eh : another form of "yes"
Indonesian is "easy"🥲
works with "joo" in finnish too :D
"Njir" Universal word