hi! =)
after learning about numbers, what are we going to learn? it’s number calculation in Indonesian. wait… don’t be too confused, coz what i want to tell just plus, minus, multiple and divide. so, it won’t take too long time to learning :P.
+=>tambah/ditambah
-=>kurang/dikurang
x=>kali/dikali
:=>bagi/dibagi
let’s see some examples! ^__^
2+2=4
dua ditambah dua sama dengan empat
3- 2=1
tiga dikurang dua sama dengan satu
4x5= 20
empat dikali lima sama dengan dua puluh
42: 7= 6
empat puluh dua dibagi tujuh sama dengan enam
finish…!!! easy huh? just comment if u wanna ask about this lesson =) see you in next lesson!!! XD.
check another lessons in let’s learn Indonesian! main page ^__^
Saturday, December 20, 2008
part 6: numbers in Indonesian (>100)
ok, time to learn the hundreds until millions! ^^
do u understand just by seeing the table above?? well, i hope yes ^^ coz we will continue the lesson to the thousands =)
in thousands number, we use comma (,) not with pull stop (.) in Indonesian.
so if in Europe and US we write 1,032, we will write 1.302 in Indonesian.
n for the years, don’t use comma ^^. example: now it’s 2008.
and for date: Senin, 15 Desember 2008.
here’s how to write currency: Rp10.000,00 => sepuluh ribu Rupiah
how is it? can u understand this lesson? if u have any question, just comment here =)
don’t forget check let’s learn Indonesian! main page ^__^
| Number | Writting | Spelling |
| 100 | seratus | se-ra-tus |
| 200 | dua ratus | du-wa ra-tus |
| 300 | tiga ratus | ti-ga ra-tus |
| 500 | lima ratus | li-ma ra-tus |
| 602 | enam ratus dua | e-nam ra-tus du-wa |
| 718 | tujuh ratus delapan belas | tu-juh ra-tus de-la-pan be-las |
| 843 | delapan ratus empat puluh tiga | de-la-pan ra-tus em-pat pu-luh ti-ga |
do u understand just by seeing the table above?? well, i hope yes ^^ coz we will continue the lesson to the thousands =)
| Number | Writting | Spelling |
| 1.000 | seribu | se-ri-bu |
| 2.000 | dua ribu | du-wa ri-bu |
| 6.000 | enam ribu | e-nam ri-bu |
| 2.008 | dua ribu delapan | du-wa ri-bu de-la-pan |
| 4.019 | empat ribu sembilan belas | |
| 5.382 | lima ribu tiga ratus delapan puluh dua | |
| 10.000 | sepuluh ribu | |
| 30.000 | tiga puluh ribu | |
| 42.000 | empat puluh dua ribu | |
| 100.000 | seratus ribu | |
| 1.000.000 | satu juta |
in thousands number, we use comma (,) not with pull stop (.) in Indonesian.
so if in Europe and US we write 1,032, we will write 1.302 in Indonesian.
n for the years, don’t use comma ^^. example: now it’s 2008.
and for date: Senin, 15 Desember 2008.
here’s how to write currency: Rp10.000,00 => sepuluh ribu Rupiah
how is it? can u understand this lesson? if u have any question, just comment here =)
don’t forget check let’s learn Indonesian! main page ^__^
Friday, December 19, 2008
Part 5: numbers in Indonesian (1 to 100)
hello!! XD
let’s continue our ‘let’s learn Indonesian’ lesson! ^^ after knowing the month and days, it’ll be perfect if we learn about the dates (in Indonesian: tanggal). writing and saying dates in Indonesian is same as in numbers. so i decide to write this in numbers in Indonesian (1 to 100). hajimemashou! XD
so in Indonesian, from number 12 to 19, just say the second number then add word “belas”. get it?
ok, it’s the example:
15. see the second number, it’s 5 which in Indonesian is lima. so to say 15=>lima+belas=>lima belas.
another example =) :
19=>sembilan+belas=>sembilan belas
can notice what the conclusion is? yup! u right! to write number like 20, 30, 40,…..,90 just say the first number then add word “puluh”. example:
70=>tujuh+puluh=>tujuh puluh
easy, isn’t it?? ok, let’s continue!! XD
how about those ones??? u know what the pattern is??? bingo! you did a good job! for everyone who don’t understand well, let me tell u ;), example:
79=>70+9=>tujuh puluh sembilan
phewww…..
ok, lesson is finish now. today the lesson is longer than usual, sorry. but i hope u understand what you read here =). as usual, if u wanna ask, just comment here, ok? ;)
cya~~!
don’t forget check let’s learn Indonesian! main page ^__^
let’s continue our ‘let’s learn Indonesian’ lesson! ^^ after knowing the month and days, it’ll be perfect if we learn about the dates (in Indonesian: tanggal). writing and saying dates in Indonesian is same as in numbers. so i decide to write this in numbers in Indonesian (1 to 100). hajimemashou! XD
| Number | Writting | Spelling |
| 1 | satu | sa-tu |
| 2 | dua | du-wa |
| 3 | tiga | ti-ga |
| 4 | empat | em-pat |
| 5 | lima | li-ma |
| 6 | enam | e-nam |
| 7 | tujuh | tu-juh |
| 8 | delapan | de-la-pan |
| 9 | sembilan | sem-bi-lan |
| 10 | sepuluh | se-pu-luh |
| Number | Writting | Spelling |
| 11 | sebelas | se-be-las |
| 12 | dua belas | du-wa be-las |
| 13 | tiga belas | ti-ga be-las |
| 14 | empat belas | em-pat be-las |
so in Indonesian, from number 12 to 19, just say the second number then add word “belas”. get it?
ok, it’s the example:
15. see the second number, it’s 5 which in Indonesian is lima. so to say 15=>lima+belas=>lima belas.
another example =) :
19=>sembilan+belas=>sembilan belas
| Number | Writting | Spelling |
| 10 | sepuluh | se-pu-luh |
| 20 | dua puluh | du-wa pu-luh |
| 30 | tiga puluh | ti-ga pu-luh |
| 40 | empat puluh | em-pat pu-luh |
can notice what the conclusion is? yup! u right! to write number like 20, 30, 40,…..,90 just say the first number then add word “puluh”. example:
70=>tujuh+puluh=>tujuh puluh
easy, isn’t it?? ok, let’s continue!! XD
| Number | Writting | Spelling |
| 21 | dua puluh satu | du-wa pu-luh sa-tu |
| 22 | dua puluh dua | du-wa pu-luh du-wa |
| 34 | tiga puluh empat | ti-ga pu-luh em-pat |
| 45 | empat puluh lima | em-pat pu-luh li-ma |
| 68 | enam puluh delapan | e-nam pu-luh de-la-pan |
| 99 | sembilan puluh sembilan | sem-bi-lan pu-luh sem-bi-lan |
| 100 | seratus | se-ra-tus |
how about those ones??? u know what the pattern is??? bingo! you did a good job! for everyone who don’t understand well, let me tell u ;), example:
79=>70+9=>tujuh puluh sembilan
phewww…..
ok, lesson is finish now. today the lesson is longer than usual, sorry. but i hope u understand what you read here =). as usual, if u wanna ask, just comment here, ok? ;)
cya~~!
don’t forget check let’s learn Indonesian! main page ^__^
Friday, November 28, 2008
Part 4: Months in Indonesian
hello! =)
ready to learn another lesson? well, today i'm going to write months in Indonesian! months in Indonesian means Bulan. but remember: Bulan in Indonesian can be translated as month and moon. ok, let's start! XD
note:
*e in Februari and Mei are spelled like e in jelly
**e in Maret, Oktober and November are spelled like e in painter
*** the 1st n 2nd e in September and Desember are spelled like e in jelly,
the 3rd e is spelled like e in painter
how to write date in Indonesian?
date in Indonesian means tanggal. how to write "tanggal" in Indonesian??
example: 29 November 2008
so Indonesian, we write the date by: date-month-year
you can also write the day, example: Sabtu, 29 November 2008
so if u want to put the day, u should write: day,-date-month-year =)
if you want to know more about days, click here:Part 3: Days in Indonesian
ok, that's all our lesson today! if u have question about this lesson, just ask by comment hare! ;)
cya~~! XD
back to Let's Learn Indonesian! main page ^^
ready to learn another lesson? well, today i'm going to write months in Indonesian! months in Indonesian means Bulan. but remember: Bulan in Indonesian can be translated as month and moon. ok, let's start! XD
| Indonesian | English |
| Januari | January |
| Februari* | February |
| Maret** | March |
| April | April |
| Mei** | May |
| Juni | June |
| Juli | Juli |
| Agustus | August |
| September*** | September |
| Oktober* | October |
| November* | November |
| Desember*** | December |
note:
*e in Februari and Mei are spelled like e in jelly
**e in Maret, Oktober and November are spelled like e in painter
*** the 1st n 2nd e in September and Desember are spelled like e in jelly,
the 3rd e is spelled like e in painter
how to write date in Indonesian?
date in Indonesian means tanggal. how to write "tanggal" in Indonesian??
example: 29 November 2008
so Indonesian, we write the date by: date-month-year
you can also write the day, example: Sabtu, 29 November 2008
so if u want to put the day, u should write: day,-date-month-year =)
if you want to know more about days, click here:Part 3: Days in Indonesian
ok, that's all our lesson today! if u have question about this lesson, just ask by comment hare! ;)
cya~~! XD
back to Let's Learn Indonesian! main page ^^
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Part 3: Days in Indonesian
hello! =)
let's continue our lesson. it's about days in Indonesian. Days in Indonesian is Hari. Hari in Indonesian can be d Indonesian of day n also d Indonesian male name :). so don't be confused if u meet an Indonesian male named Hari XD.
in English, week starts on Sunday. but in Indonesia, week starts on Monday. ok, here's Indonesian days
Senin*=Monday
Selasa*=Tuesday
Rabu=Wednesday
Kamis=Thursday
Jumat=Friday
Sabtu=Saturday
MInggu=Sunday
*E letter in Senin and Selasa is spelled like E in painter :)
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let's continue our lesson. it's about days in Indonesian. Days in Indonesian is Hari. Hari in Indonesian can be d Indonesian of day n also d Indonesian male name :). so don't be confused if u meet an Indonesian male named Hari XD.
in English, week starts on Sunday. but in Indonesia, week starts on Monday. ok, here's Indonesian days
Senin*=Monday
Selasa*=Tuesday
Rabu=Wednesday
Kamis=Thursday
Jumat=Friday
Sabtu=Saturday
MInggu=Sunday
*E letter in Senin and Selasa is spelled like E in painter :)
back to Let’s Learn Indonesian! main page
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Part 2: Introduce Yourself and Greetings in Indonesian
hello again! =)
are you still interested to learn Indonesian? if yes, hope u can learn this too! :)
if we visit new place, we need to introduce ourself. in Indonesian, introduce yourself is Mengenalkan Diri. please check this table ^^
beside saying hello, in English there are many ways to say greetings, so are there in Indonesian :). almost forget, greeting in Indonesian means Salam ^^
Good morning = Selamat pagi
Good afternoon = Selamat siang
Good evening = Selamat sore (around 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM)
Good night = Selamat malam
Good bye = Selamat tinggal
Bye-bye = Sampai jumpa
See you = Sampai jumpa
Take care! = Hati-hati!
in Indonesian, Good night is not only said before going to bed, but also said when you meet someone at night (from 7:00 PM)
and if you want to ask someone condition, you can say: “Apa kabar?”. it’s d Indonesian of “How are you?”
and you can answer:
I’m fine = Saya baik
I’m good = Saya baik
I’m not really good = Saya tidak terlalu baik
I’m sick = Saya sedang sakit
ok, i think it’s enough about Introducing and Greetings. if you have question, don’t hesitate asking me by commenting here =)
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are you still interested to learn Indonesian? if yes, hope u can learn this too! :)
if we visit new place, we need to introduce ourself. in Indonesian, introduce yourself is Mengenalkan Diri. please check this table ^^
| English | Indonesian |
| Hello! | Halo! |
| How are you? | Apa kabar? |
| My name is... | Nama saya... |
| I’m from... | Saya berasal dari... |
| I’m….. years old | Saya berumur….. tahun |
| Nice to meet you | Senang bertemu denganmu |
beside saying hello, in English there are many ways to say greetings, so are there in Indonesian :). almost forget, greeting in Indonesian means Salam ^^
Good morning = Selamat pagi
Good afternoon = Selamat siang
Good evening = Selamat sore (around 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM)
Good night = Selamat malam
Good bye = Selamat tinggal
Bye-bye = Sampai jumpa
See you = Sampai jumpa
Take care! = Hati-hati!
in Indonesian, Good night is not only said before going to bed, but also said when you meet someone at night (from 7:00 PM)
and if you want to ask someone condition, you can say: “Apa kabar?”. it’s d Indonesian of “How are you?”
and you can answer:
I’m fine = Saya baik
I’m good = Saya baik
I’m not really good = Saya tidak terlalu baik
I’m sick = Saya sedang sakit
ok, i think it’s enough about Introducing and Greetings. if you have question, don’t hesitate asking me by commenting here =)
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Part 1: How to Spell in Indonesian
hello, guys!! XD
ok, in this the lesson. we learn about Indonesian spelling.
like in English, there are 26 characters in Indonesian. here, i’ll write about how to spell Indonesian words =)
Vowels:
A is spelled like in father
I is spelled like in sit
U is spelled like in put
E is spelled like in jelly and painter*
O is spelled like in no
Consonants:
B is spelled like in bus
C is spelled like in chalk
D is spelled like in donkey
F is spelled like in fantasy
G is spelled like in guava
H is spelled like in house
J is spelled like in jar
K is spelled like in car
L is spelled like in lily
M is spelled like in mirror
N is spelled like in nose
P is spelled like in park
Q is spelled like in quarter**
R is spelled like in rain
S is spelled like in sell
T is spelled like in tea
V is spelled like in fantasy***
W is spelled like in waiter
X is spelled like in x-ray**
Y is spelled like in year
Z is spelled like in zebra
note:
* E in Indonesian can be spelled in two ways like in jelly and painter.
example: Meja(=table) is spelled with E like in ‘jelly’
Selamat(=save) is spelled with E like in ‘painter”
** Q and X in Indonesian are rarely used
*** V in Indonesian is spelt like F
phewww….
ok, i think it’s enough for today. next time, i’ll post another lesson. if u don’t understand, don’t mind to ask via comment here, ok?! ;)
bye! ^__^
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ok, in this the lesson. we learn about Indonesian spelling.
like in English, there are 26 characters in Indonesian. here, i’ll write about how to spell Indonesian words =)
Vowels:
A is spelled like in father
I is spelled like in sit
U is spelled like in put
E is spelled like in jelly and painter*
O is spelled like in no
Consonants:
B is spelled like in bus
C is spelled like in chalk
D is spelled like in donkey
F is spelled like in fantasy
G is spelled like in guava
H is spelled like in house
J is spelled like in jar
K is spelled like in car
L is spelled like in lily
M is spelled like in mirror
N is spelled like in nose
P is spelled like in park
Q is spelled like in quarter**
R is spelled like in rain
S is spelled like in sell
T is spelled like in tea
V is spelled like in fantasy***
W is spelled like in waiter
X is spelled like in x-ray**
Y is spelled like in year
Z is spelled like in zebra
note:
* E in Indonesian can be spelled in two ways like in jelly and painter.
example: Meja(=table) is spelled with E like in ‘jelly’
Selamat(=save) is spelled with E like in ‘painter”
** Q and X in Indonesian are rarely used
*** V in Indonesian is spelt like F
phewww….
ok, i think it’s enough for today. next time, i’ll post another lesson. if u don’t understand, don’t mind to ask via comment here, ok?! ;)
bye! ^__^
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