Will
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Nov 4, 2019
Getting the opportunity to help Dindin's class was awesome. I am lucky to have had the opportunity!
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Hello, my name is Dindin from Sumedang, West Java. I'd be happy to teach anyone who is interested in learning Indonesian. Feel free to contact me.
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- INTRODUCING YOURSELF IN INDONESIA. (English) (Formal/Standard Indonesian) (Casual Indonesian) Hi, I'm John. Halo, perkenalkan nama saya John. Hey, kenalin, nama saya John. I'm an engineer at ... Saya bekerja sebagai teknisi di ... Saya teknisi di ... I like cooking and watching movies. Saya suka memasak dan menonton film Saya suka masak dan nonton I'm from US. Saya berasal dari Amerika. Asal saya dari Amerika. This is my first time in Indonesia. Ini pertama kalinya saya ke Indonesia. Saya baru ke sini (Indonesia). More to come...September 1, 202001
- LEARN INDONESIAN - Unit 2. How To Respond To "TERIMA KASIH"Actually, it's so easy to reply a "Terima kasih". Most commonly, Indonesian will say “Sama-sama”. But, sure You can have a variety of responses depending upon the situation you are in, or adapt your reply depending on your relationship with the person you know. For instance, I may respond differently if it is a close friend or a stranger. But, the goal is to give a positive impression to the person you are talking to."Sama-sama"Yes, I use this phrase in every formal situation or talking to a stranger. That's why I never use this phrase to my best/close friends, my family, or any close person I have. Because, personally, it is just awkward and feel like make a distance between us.Then, what do I usually say to respond a "Terima kasih" from my close person?This!"Siap / Siaaap / Iyah / Okeee / Sip / Okesip"And "Siap/Siaaap" is my favorite anyway. :D_______That's for today! If you have any questions, feel free to ask me.<em>Salam</em>,DindinJuly 5, 201904
- I have the same question. But, for now, I use "Discussion" to share my writing. Just in case you'd like to check out mine, here's the link <a href="https://www.italki.com/discussion/211845" target="_blank">https://www.italki.com/discussion/211845</a> . Also, we can organize our writing in "My Discussions" tab.Salam,Dindin0 votedJuly 5, 20190
- Halo Syazwani! Terima kasih sudah mau baca dan komentar di postingan ini. Ya, belajar formal memang bukan satu2nya jalan untuk bisa bahasa asing, yang terpenting adalah memiliki semangat untuk mau terus belajar sehingga kamu akan selalu mencari cara untuk bisa.Oya, salam kenal juga yah... :)0 votedJuly 4, 20190
- LEARN INDONESIAN - Unit 1. KATA GANTI (Pronouns)I = Saya / Aku"You can use both of them in a formal/informal situation. But, personally, the word "Aku" has a cute/soft tone. Hehe!.You = Kamu / Kalian"The word "Kamu" means you as singular, while "Kalian" means you as plural. So, whenever you have a speech in front of a group of people, you'd better use "kalian". Sometimes, I replace the word "kalian" by using a phrase "Kamu semua", and it has a neutral tone."Example:- Kamu istriku satu-satunya = You're my only love.- Kalian adalah murid kesayanganku = You guys are my beloved student!- Kamu semua adalah murid kesayanganku = You guys are my beloved student!She = DiaHe = DiaWe = Kami / Kita"The differences between those words are the one is exclusive (Kami) and the other is inclusive (Kita)."Example:- Kami tidak suka itu! = We don't like it! <em>(let say, my wife and I are talking to our kids)</em>- Kita harus lebih baik lagi! = We have to make it better next time! <em>(let say, you're a boss and encouraging your team)</em>They = Mereka➖➖➖➖➖➖➖That's for today! If you have any questions, feel free to ask me.<em>Salam</em>,DindinJuly 4, 201922
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