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I'm Keith and I originally come from England. I lived in Bali, Indonesia for a few years and picked up some Indonesian, which was great fun. I also speak some very basic German and an even smaller amount of Japanese.
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Toki Pona
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Eva Widyasari
Indonesian
Jan 24, 2019
Terima kasih untuk kelas hari ini, Keith. Bahasa Indonesia kamu sudah sangat bagus sekali dan senang berkenalan dengan kamu :)
idc
Indonesian
Jun 6, 2015
Wow Keith! Bahasa Indonesia kamu bagus sekali! Kamu sudah cukup lancar dan sudah bisa menyimak obrolan dengan kecepatan normal. Tambahkan lagi kosakatanya, ya!
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  • Posted
    "Take" = antar, ambil dan jemput Ambil = object Jemput = person Antar = person I'm not clear on the difference between usage of jemput and antar. Can a clear distinction be easily made?
    August 11, 2014
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  • Posted
    "I fall in love quickly" "Saya jatuh cinta cepat." Itu benar, atua?
    August 11, 2014
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  • Answered
    "for how long?" would be much more common in everyday speech.
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    June 27, 2014
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  • Answered
    I would go with "at", but both options are accurate and you'll hear regional differences across the US and in other English speaking countries.
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    June 27, 2014
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  • Answered
    You could say "I received my pre-college education at....", or you could just call it your "school education" or "lower education". I'm not sure which is most commonly used in the USA.
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    June 27, 2014
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  • Answered
    "fire extinguisher". It's the metal object filled with water/gas to put out a fire. The guy walking down the runway looked so "hot" (attractive), that the suggestion was that he needed to be cooled down.
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    June 27, 2014
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  • Posted
    Best reply after answering "apa kabar" After answering "apa kabar?" with "baik saja" or similar, what is the most common way to ask the same question back to them? Some possibilities that come to mind: Apa kabar sama kamu? Bagaimana dengan kamu? Gimana sama kamu? Gimana kamu? Kamu? I suppose they're all accurate, but I'd like to better understand which would be most commonly used in everyday informal conversation.
    June 27, 2014
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  • Corrected

    English Language Courses

    Two days ago, I started my first session at an English language courses. I took a conversation class because I wan't to improve my english speaking skills. The class is not only for learning conversation, but also grammar. In the first lesson of grammar grammar lesson, is we learnt Passive Voice in Simple Passive Form... we have to memories the verbs and vocabs vocabulary too!
    It was so nice starting my first English class, and I'm suprised because I'm the only one younger youngest student there. And tomorrow is my second day for at the English courses. I really enjoyed it! Thank you :)

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    June 27, 2014
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  • Posted
    Saya rindu Indonesia! Saya asli dari Inggris, tapi saya sudah tinggal di Bali di Indonesia selama sepuluh bulan. Minggu yang lalu, saya pulang ke Inggris dan saya akan jalan-jalan di Europa selama dua bulan, sebelum saya pergi kembali ke Bali lagi. Saya rindu makanannya dari Indonesia, seperti Soto Ayam dan Nasi Jinggo. Saya rindu alam di Indonesia juga karena saya suka warna hijau dan Bali adalah hijau di mana-mana.
    June 26, 2014
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  • Corrected

    My first diving

    This was my first diving at Manta Point and Crystal Bay in Nusa Penida, Indonesia.

    In the beginning I wanted to give up. I got such a panic attack because I didn’t tell the instructor that I had breathlessness and I couldn’t breath in the water. Furthermore, I could only dive 3 meters because I couldn’t equalize and it made a lot of pain in my left ear.

    It was daft, I’ve never faced a fear like this before. I really love do extreme sport and also water sports. I even put Diving in my DREAM list, but on this occassion I really wanted to give up.

    Those men (my instructor and the provider’s owner, sorry I forgot his name, Pffffttt..!!) gave me  faith to continue with their patience so that I could do that with no hesitation :)).

    And last but not least, there was one another man who helped me, Brother Reno. He gave me a priceless trick to equalize and it really worked well. I could even dive until 9 meters. It was awesome - the best experience in my last trip!

    Btw, thank God for saving my life that time.

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    June 26, 2014
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