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Here are some useful words in Indonesian and some sample sentences:
at, in, on | di |
to | ke (closed e) |
from | dari |
for | untuk |
that, which | yang |
now | sekarang (closed e) |
before | sebelum (closed e) |
after | sesudah (closed e) |
very | sangat (before the word) |
very | sekali (after the word)) |
until | sampai (places) |
until | hingga |
because | karena, sebab |
will (going to) | akan |
have | sudah |
not yet | belum |
in spite of / despite | walaupun (formal), walau (informal) |
if | jika, bila, seandainya, andaikan, andai (formal), kalau (informal) |
only, just | hanya (before the word) |
only, just | saja (after the word) |
with, by | dengan (closed e) |
Saya sangat senang - I am very happy
Kamu cantik sekali / Kamu sangat cantik - You are very beautiful
Kamu tampan sekali / Kamu sangat tampan - You are very handsome
Saya sudah sarapan - I have had breakfast
Saya belum sarapan - I have not had breakfast yet
Jika Anda merasa kesulitan, saya siap membantu Anda - If you feel any difficulties, I am ready to help you
Kalau kamu mau, aku akan ke rumahmu besok - If you want, I will come to your house tomorrow
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