Juat FYI : 1. Ketoprak is traditional Jakarta food. 2. Lontong is compressed rice. 3. Kecap is not equal to Ketchup, it is sweet soy sauce thats why its black ... and sweet. If you are looking for ketchup somewhere in Indonesia dont ask for kecap but ask for Tomato Sauce (Saos Tomat). Tips : 1. To cross the street you can raise your hand up, open your palm to the direction of where the traffic comes, they will at least slowdown or even stop to give you gap to cross, but you still need to be careful. 2. To ask for price you can says "Berapa harga". 3. If you want no spicy says "Tidak pedas" (Tidak = No, Pedas = Spicy)
Things in indonesia are one of cheapest in this world,,, cheaper dan Malaysia, Philippine, Thailand, Vietnam........cost of living in Indonesia is v2 friendly,, most of things in Indonesia are 13 times cheaper compared to dollar countries, euro, or pound...Btw in Indonesia not many speaking English, only in Bali ppl speak good English cs its touristic place,, so you needa learn some basic Indonesian pharases so that you cant get confused,, like (satu one, dua two, tiga three, seribu one thousand, lima ribu five thousand, sepuluh ribu ten thousand, dua puluh ribu twenty thousand, lima puluh ribu fifty thousand, seratus ribu one hundred thousand) Or some important phrases you need to learn to communicate with like for example (berapa How much,,, Makasih thank you,, Ga No, Ya Yes, Pedas ga ? Is it Spicy? Yea some common phrases you need so that you can understand them,,, Indonesian language is v2 easy for English speakers cs the two language is almost similar,, bt Indonesian is much easier
Juat FYI :
1. Ketoprak is traditional Jakarta food.
2. Lontong is compressed rice.
3. Kecap is not equal to Ketchup, it is sweet soy sauce thats why its black ... and sweet. If you are looking for ketchup somewhere in Indonesia dont ask for kecap but ask for Tomato Sauce (Saos Tomat).
Tips :
1. To cross the street you can raise your hand up, open your palm to the direction of where the traffic comes, they will at least slowdown or even stop to give you gap to cross, but you still need to be careful.
2. To ask for price you can says "Berapa harga".
3. If you want no spicy says "Tidak pedas" (Tidak = No, Pedas = Spicy)
Thanks, very helpful
Buy local club jerseys or Indonesian national team jerseys
Where can I buy cheap Indonesian Jersey?
Search on google, sir
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@@harley_mason tokopedia or shopee
You stay in the rural area of Jakarta? Better in SCBD, Mega Kuningan, Podomoro City, Pondok Indah, or PIK Beach Coast
thanks, i quite like where i'm staying and those areas are probably more expensive
Things in indonesia are one of cheapest in this world,,, cheaper dan Malaysia, Philippine, Thailand, Vietnam........cost of living in Indonesia is v2 friendly,, most of things in Indonesia are 13 times cheaper compared to dollar countries, euro, or pound...Btw in Indonesia not many speaking English, only in Bali ppl speak good English cs its touristic place,, so you needa learn some basic Indonesian pharases so that you cant get confused,, like (satu one, dua two, tiga three, seribu one thousand, lima ribu five thousand, sepuluh ribu ten thousand, dua puluh ribu twenty thousand, lima puluh ribu fifty thousand, seratus ribu one hundred thousand)
Or some important phrases you need to learn to communicate with like for example (berapa How much,,, Makasih thank you,, Ga No, Ya Yes, Pedas ga ? Is it Spicy? Yea some common phrases you need so that you can understand them,,, Indonesian language is v2 easy for English speakers cs the two language is almost similar,, bt Indonesian is much easier
makasih
Harley Mason pake bahasa transfer biar banyak yg folow👍
Mantap
Thank you
Indomie my fav noodle😂
The brown sauce is from peanut
Thanks
banging vid
Thanks sang
Sang + henretts vlog en route?
It's what the streets are asking for
Don't you know how to use Google Translate...? Try it... Don't confuse Indonesia with Malaysia...
I dunno how. Don't you know Malaysia and Indonesia have similar languages?
@@harley_mason similar but not the same. Budak in malaysian is mean children or kid. Budak in indonesian mean slave. 😅
@@paybacksuper3670 but budak in sundanese is child
@@galihprasetiyo4112 gua bahas bahasa indo bro bukan sunda.
Emang sama sunda ama bahasa indonesia??
i want to be in one;(
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