Free Indonesian Lessons
The Indonesian language is spoken by around 200 million people as a first or second language in Indonesia. Indonesian is an Austronesian language which is very similar to the Malay language spoken in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. The Indonesian language is also considered a working language in East Timor.
This free Indonesian tutorial was written by Vremita Desectia, a native speaker of Indonesian.
Need more Indonesian? Try the audio and video lessons at IndonesianPod101.com
Index of Indonesian Lessons
Addressing People in Indonesian
Subject Pronouns in Indonesian
Verbs in Indonesian - Present, Past, Future Tenses
Indonesian Prepositions of Place
Comparative and Superlative in Indonesian
Indonesian Months, Seasons, and Directions
Countries, Languages, and Nationalities in Indonesian
Indonesian Family Members and Animals
Indonesian School and Professions
Indonesian Phrases Restaurant, Hotel, and City
Indonesian Phrases Dating and Love
Indonesian Prefixes, Suffixes, and Circumfixes
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