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Learn Bahasa Indonesia
Indonesia
Приєднався 14 жов 2018
Let's learn world's simplest language, that can help you access more than 200 ethnic group in Indonesia Archipelago. Understood in 4 countries, and is the lingua franca that unites speakers of more than 700 local language.
One word not to use when you refer to your interlocutor.
This dictionary word isn't supposed to be used.
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Most polite way to call your interlocutor in Indonesian Language
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Most polite way to call your interlocutor in Indonesian Language
The safest, sterile, cleanest way to call your interlocutor in Indonesian Language.
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The safest, sterile, cleanest way to call your interlocutor in Indonesian Language.
Polite word to address your interlocutor.
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Polite word to address your interlocutor.
Use this word only toward willing person.
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Use this word only toward willing person.
10 ways to address your interlocutor in Indonesian language
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Some of them are good, some aren't so.
Don't use the word 'you' in Indonesian language.
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Don't use the word 'you' in Indonesian language.
The many ways to call myself in Indonesian language, along with their different meanings
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The many ways to call myself in Indonesian language, along with their different meanings
32 - Never use the word 'you' - Cultural notes on Personal Pronoun 'You'.
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32 - Never use the word 'you' - Cultural notes on Personal Pronoun 'You'.
29 - Prefix pe- transforms many words into doer words.
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29 - Prefix pe- transforms many words into doer words.
28 - Expressing Wishes, Dreams, and Imaginations
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28 - Expressing Wishes, Dreams, and Imaginations
26 - Units of Measurement in Indonesian Language
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26 - Units of Measurement in Indonesian Language
25 - Review lesson 1-24 through a famous folklore: Malin Kundang
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25 - Review lesson 1-24 through a famous folklore: Malin Kundang
24 - The most potent prefix in Indonesian language: Prefix me-
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24 - The most potent prefix in Indonesian language: Prefix me-
23 - Modal verbs in Indonesian language
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23 - Modal verbs in Indonesian language
22 - Learn Indonesian Language through Indonesia's easiest and number 1 most popular song.
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22 - Learn Indonesian Language through Indonesia's easiest and number 1 most popular song.
21 - Comparative and Superlative in Indonesian Language
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21 - Comparative and Superlative in Indonesian Language
4 - b - Daily Greetings in Indonesian Language
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4 - b - Daily Greetings in Indonesian Language
9 b - Asking Questions in Indonesian Language
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9 b - Asking Questions in Indonesian Language
20 - Vocabulary for daily mathematics in Indonesian language
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20 - Vocabulary for daily mathematics in Indonesian language
19 - Passive sentence in Indonesian language
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19 - Passive sentence in Indonesian language
18 - Asking for a favor and giving directions / suffix -Kan
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18 - Asking for a favor and giving directions / suffix -Kan
17 - Double your vocaboulary with suffix -an
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17 - Double your vocaboulary with suffix -an
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Good job 🎉
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What is in Indonesian of,Hello to the world
@@HelenQuiros Halo dunia
Appreciated!
You have to learn how to spell the rolling 'R(rrrrrrr)', 'ng'(buzz sound), é or ê for mastering bahasa Indonesia.
Terima kasih
You are not well informed about the language and linguistics. Indonesian is not the easiest language in the world.
In Indonesia politeness is very important and fully integrated in their culture which is a very good thing. Quite the opposite in Western countries where people treat eachother as dirt bags. Indonesian people are not perfect and some of them can be very rude at times but in general they are 100x better than the average Western person when it comes to politeness. And I speak from experience. It is quite shocking to see how Western people behave. And if you live with them it sucks even more. Westerners can learn a lot from the Indonesians. And I fully understand the strict rules on the island Bali that tourists have to comply to the Indonesian rules. If not then they should be kicked out. Indonesia doesn't need rude, aggressive or arrogant people.
I've lived in Indonesia and worked with Indonesians and I can't deny that the Indonesians are generally an exceptionally polite and friendly people. Your post, on the other hand, is not a very good illustration of that politeness or friendliness.
@@martinhartecfc I speak the truth. And your opinion about me is wrong and therefore I don´t care about your comment. The one who is impolite is you.
@@chocolatecookie8571 I only said that your post was impolite and said nothing about you as a person (I don't know you). In contrast, you accused not only me but my entire society of being impolite. It's clear whose post is impolite here: and it's yours, not mine.
Mu 😅
Wow, this is so useful
Glad you think so!
Good to know
Excellent, well structured, rigorous. I got a nice surprise, I learned something I was wondering about for some time, it is the "common you", KITA
Teach us to speak Indonesia and Urdu Mix up Indonesia and Urdu and teach us Indonesia❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
4:04 my rewatch button
the alphabet is really similar to french so its so easy❤❤ to
❤ very nice lesson
Showing the words in different colours is very helpful. Thanks!!
The music is distracting
Hello mbak, can you make playlists, please? 🙏
Baik, mbak
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U must read slowly and repeat it 2 or 3 times to be easily understand .
@@NayazMohammadHassani-yx1gq I will do it in the next video
terima kasih thanks ❤❤❤❤
terima kasih ❤
❤ very nice lesson
hello, how can I find or buy all of your lessons?
Hi, Thank you for your interest. It is very encouraging. I don't have medium for distributing the lessons other than through this UA-cam channel.
Thank you so much
Great thank you very much, your lessons really help
Halo!
Halo.
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Terimah kasih bayak, guru! Where can I find the class about suffix kan and suffix i Di mana bagian ketigapuluh dan ketigapuluhsatu?
ua-cam.com/video/KwrAfEFKq6I/v-deo.html This is for suffix -kan
Impian saya adalah tinggal di pulau di Indonesia.
Thanks. Obrigado. Merci beaucoup
Thanks. Merci
Presentasi yang sangat baik - terima kasih! Just to clarify: There was confusion for me regarding the verb "cook" - menanak - but frantic searching revealed it's specific to cooking rice. Cooking anything else = memasak.🙏
it is! and actually, if you refer to rice, you can use 'memasak' or 'menanak'. both are fine! me personally i use 'memasak' more
@@thiya4627 👍
*Sie ist Studentin* - feminin *Er ist Student* - maskulin
Menurut saya, Bromo lebih cantik daripada Rinjani. Rinjani kurang cantik dibandingkan dengan Bromo
Terima kasih saya Senang
omg, this video is a masterclass. such a jewel among a sea of shitty grammar vids. thank you so much. like
Thank you very much for this video. I like your clear explanations, especially the table how to change pe- depending on the first character of the word. Can you please make a similar video about prefix "ke-", e.g. kesalahan?
Sure. Thank you for the suggestion.
There are no gender disparities in Bahasa : but what I notice is that there is a wide choice of pronouns depending on the class of both speaker and addressee. You must use Bapak not kamu when talking to an old person. The verbs also change not after the person but the class of familiarity or distance : there are persons with whom you must say belajar or ajar.
maaf, saya kira yang benar itu MENCUCI bukan menyuci.
Thank you so much.❤❤❤
Thank you very much for your clear explanations 😀 Instead of "Jangan buang sampah sembarangan" I would have expected "Jangan membuang sampah dengan sembarangan" 🤔 because sampah is the object and sembarangan is the adverb.
Thank you, can you help write simple sentences
Mary belajar bahasa Indonesia 🤓
Salaam (peace) Kenanyakan kata kerja hanya 2 suku kata.