Learn Indonesian - Indonesian in Three Minutes - Greetings

[@IndonesianPod101]

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[@dziobaczka18]

Thank you so much for your usefull videos. My brother's wife-to-be is Indonesian. I've decided to make a small surprise and learn Indonesian. Wish me luck!:D

[@natie331]

Good luck ;)

[@soph663]

@@andyc9902 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@emilyhaines2828]

I just met a friend that's Indonesian so I decided to learn thanks for this use full video

[@Feeding-Stray-Cats]

instead of saying "selamat sore" you can also use "selamat petang" these both mean the same! but "Selamat petang" is more often used in formal situation. Cheers! by a native Indonesian speaker :)

[@valdhanaen8733]

yup petang is Malay one. but we Indonesian understand petang as sore. but its rarely spoken.

[@reyantm]

Night only use when you want to end your conversation and not use to starting another conversation. Simply, when you meet your friend at 8 pm say Good Evening and talk, when you want to end just say Good Night. Good Night and Evening both have the same meaning as Selamat Malam but use in diffrent situation. So, actually when it's 3 pm - 6 pm you have to say Good Afternoon or Selamat Sore. PS: The Indonesian time is diffrent from any other country like USA, UK, or Australia.

[@johannalikumahuwa8125]

"Selamat malam" bukan "Good night", tetapi "Good evening". "Good night" dipakai setara dengan "Selamat tidur" (dalam bahasa Indonesia) atau akan berpisah dengan seseorang pada malam hari.

[@IndonesianPod101]

Terima kasih atas masukannya, Johanna Likumahuwa :) Fira Team IndonesianPod101.com

[@AP35405235404]

Selemat pagi Fira gah bisa speak Indonesia terima kasi Fira for teaching Indonesia:)

[@GalobaTasi]

orang Ambon the best lah.. wkwkwk

[@erickfaleno5469]

Marina Lee apa yg dibilang ama mba johanna bener kok.. good night itu ngucapin utk org yg mau tidur / berpisah.. good evening yg lebih tepatnya kalau mau blg selamat malam.

[@JohnNugroho]

bener, sama kayak こんばんは vs　おやすみなさい

[@evelinasudargo9594]

my mom wants me to learn Indonesian because I'm going to indonesia! and living in Indonesia for 8years, thank you for making vids!

[@pinayinsklee]

Quite similar to Tagalog language , Selamat - Salamat means Thank you amazing to learn that Selamat is actually greetings in Indonesia. Selamat tinggal.

[@mr.anthonyinfo938]

Wow the pronouncing came off as natural for me as I started learning this.

[@yosuaandarya]

you could use "dadah" to say goodbye in informal situation also

[@faiqdhanuwirayudha3214]

Lol :v

[@wulandari-nm5nj]

ngakak

[@chaserbaamalch757]

"Dah" is actually taken from Dutch word "Dag".

[@bagushermawan0639]

yosuaandarya Ngakak,

[@papoyminions6404]

you have to pronounce that "h" though or else people would slap you :v

[@RBayuRamdhani]

But, because the majority of Indonesian people are Muslim, you will often see people using "Assalamualaikum". "Assalamuaalaikum" is Arab sentence. Assalaumalaikum = "Safety (welfare and peace) to you"= "Keselamatan (kesejahteraan dan kedamaian) untuk mu *based on a KBBI (Kamus besar bahasa Indonesia) (large dictionary of Indonesian). If anyone greets with Asslamulaikum , we must reply with Wa'alaykumussalam. Wa'alaykumussalam = "And safety also for you" = "dan keselamatan juga untuk mu" *remember not all Indonesian people using Assalamualaikum.

[@NathanAEnver]

Assalamualaikum in English is "God bless you.." Or "Peace be Upon you.."

[@vesterpop]

Sore looks so much like "soir" in French, which means evening. I can't help but wonder if there's a connection. Haha!

[@lokivalentine]

many of indonesian words are derived from european languages such as dutch, portuguese, spanish and english so there might be some connections there

[@ikhlasmodjo8849]

Yes, the connection its from "Dandles" a french man who build road from Anyer to Panarukan ( West Java to East Java 1.500 km) 300 years ago

[@thelux8539]

And the word for banana(Pisang) is like the word banana in afrikäans(Piesang).

[@fadlifdl1514]

cadeux in french mean kado in Indonesia

[@georgesaad9870]

@@thelux8539 It is an Indonesian loan into Dutch. And of course Afrikaans is a creole-ish language descending from the Dutch spoken in ZA at the time.

[@PrimalRenegade17]

Terima kasih. Saya bisa bicara bahasa Indonesia. Saya suka video ini, bagus

[@kotraku7075]

Its great 😊 i Have a love someone indian people and I decided to practicing an Indonesian language 😊

[@mcbchannel7173]

bruh, India and Indonesia are completely different country, India is located on the South Asia while Indonesia is located on the Southeast Asia

[@nekoneko5621]

okay. kinda weird if I'm indonesian an watching this

[@nurlely4364]

you should watching english educational if youre indonesian

[@suryadhiez6488]

Norak

[@MsAddams06]

Im indonesian but i live in the netherlands so i wanna learn

[@JohnNugroho]

but your profile name is cat cat?

[@Iaszund]

Selamat Siang

[@ayupiki3972]

I'm an Indonesian, n I teach Indonesian, I must say sore is afternoon not evening, evening is malam, n it start from 7pm till midnight,

[@how-to-do5232]

Salam informal juga bisa dengan tambahan kata "hai" selain dengan kata "hi". Oleh karena banyak kata yang diambil dari Bahasa Inggris kemudian di-Indonesia-kan. Begitu kira-kira.

[@cristiantoable]

I agree sore is afternoon but I think evening is from 7pm until bed time (around 10 or 11). after that time it should be "night" (I am Indonesian and this is my opinion, don't judge me :p)

[@RunTheAtlas]

I'm gonna use this when I go to Bali!

[@dayuwaisly03]

Selamat malam, terus belajar bahasa indonesia ya. Kami bangga kalian belajar bahasa Indonesia.

[@Nicolele22]

I'm going to indonesia for 15 days so I will need this for sure

[@janegarcia6356]

I speak English philipino and now I will learn to speak English indonesia

[@imamfarizy7410]

Bahasa Indonesia in formal term is very easy but If u want to speak like an Indonesian it takes so much time.

[@mathewlalaga4564]

nice, im learning Lebanese dialect online and i wonder if theres an Indonesian language dialect online course.

[@andretaulany8320]

We also commonly say "da-da" meaning good-bye, but it is informal

[@trizzldakid]

Bahasa is such a nice and easy language to learn Thanks for this video

[@livbeau3832]

Hi Fira, thanks for the informative videos. I'm curious to know what's the difference between 'bisa' and 'boleh'? I send my kids to learn bahasa Indonesia in Australia, their teacher is native Indonesian and when i read their lesson notes on the Indonesian language, I realize that it's not the same as being spoken by the native Indonesian speaker while it's very much similar to Singaporean Malay language which is a Baku language. Why is that so? Why it turn out to be sounded as its spelt and not as it's spoken by the native Indonesian such as instead of 'nggak', in their lessons they are taught to say 'tidak'? I'm really puzzled. I will greatly appreciate your kind reply and clarification on this. Thanks.

[@IndonesianPod101]

Hello Liv Beau, thank you for your comment. :) “bisa” is can/could and “boleh” is may in English. Most of the time, the usage of “bisa” and “boleh” is very similar to “can” and “may” in English. As for “nggak” and “tidak”, the former is mainly used in casual settings while the latter, as you have pointed out, is a formal or baku word. School is one of formal setting where “tidak” is used in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. When a teacher use “nggak” to students, s/he may want to engage in a more casual conversation with the students. “nggak” is “tidak” in Betawi/Jakarta dialect and has been picked up by the rest of the nation. In national television broadcast, you may pick up “nggak” being used in TV movies or commercials, however, you will never heard it being used in the news. Salam, Sarah Team IndonesianPod101.com

[@mdsumon-ig4cw]

I am from Bangladesh I also love indonisia

[@ahmedhafez7436]

Iam just learning indonesian . Coz the girl I love is indonesian . So iam doing my best to learn this language as fast as possible

[@YourIndonesianGuru]

Hello, nice love is giving you a reason to learn Bahasa Indonesia.I have some video's learning Bahasa Indonesia. And you gave me idea to make some video's regarding smooth talk in Bahasa Indonesia :D

[@NomeCultJoe]

Dangit right when I think I have the pronunciation down in "Jumpa" with a "J" you pronounce it "Yumpa" at the end. Happens all the time in language videos.

[@kennethverdan6178]

I found this very useful to my season now.

[@2222BBOYLILOU8888]

Thank you so much for your vids very informative!(=

[@IndonesianPod101]

+Uzel Patiño You're welcome, thanks for studying with us!

[@abisuhardino4964]

thank you ms lumayan menambah wawasan biar nambah nilai Bahasa Indonesia haha

[@NugrohoWidodoDewaruci]

Goodbye = Selamat Tinggal See You = Sampai Jumpa Good Morning = Selamat Pagi ( In Morning Situation ) Good Afternoon = Selamat Petang ( Very Formal ) Selamat Sore ( Formal ) Good Night = Selamat Malam Good Day = Selamat Siang Thank's / Thank You = Terima Kasih You're Welcome = Terima Kasih Kembali Sorry / I'am Sorry = Maaf, Mohon Maaf After you learn so many expression you must learn a several type of Majaj ( Majas ) Majas = Idiom i guest :D Like Hiperbola, Ironi, and others....

[@andyesta28]

hiduplah Indonesia raya... merdeka... bahasa Indonesia.. bangga jadi Indonesia..

[@Oweladon]

Thanks Indonesian class. You screwed up my recommendations

[@ayupiki3972]

awww, thats so sweet :') god luck for you!

[@gorilaogorila835]

Indonesian is so cute. Got in love with it.

[@egopratama5476]

terima kasih

[@yriiyr6854]

perasaan cuma aku yg nonton ginian padahal udah tau bahasa sendiri

[@andikapratama9279]

Sama

[@binadybudhi5234]

Great way of learning Bahasa.

[@mrmr314]

You forgot petang. And in reality often you just use pagi, siang, petang/sore and malam by themselves. There is no need to use selamat in informal settings (eg in a shop) and the locals won't either. Then when leaving you can use sampai nante, or da da (not dada which means chest) ... da da is used by the central Javanese and they call the dialect there Java or Jawa. You should change your fingernail colour to blue or red or purple.

[@maesamadina5976]

i would rather say "dadah" instead of sampai jumpa for informal speech.

[@Sarah-0721]

i am indonesian. in indonesia selamat siang is good afternoon..selamat sore is good evening..selamat malam is good night

[@saripudinrafli6741]

thank you, it's very helpful for me! salam dari binjai 😂

[@kellijoy4127]

I use alot of these in my Indonesian class

[@nao-or4hb]

Wow? I've never heard 'indonesian class' before.. That's awesome to me! That's very honorable

[@JTan-wu7wg]

Does Indonesian use the trilled R?

[@kassb4287]

+Cyber Scum I'd like to know as well. Sometimes I can hear it in certain words, or by certain people. But Other times it's a regular, short R.

[@aidiero]

+Cyber Scum by right the thrilled R or rolling R is use...but I as a native speaker can't roll the R so i just hide it. For example "Goreng" meaning is to fry. I will pronouced the sound "Go-weng" ...please note sometimes people don't understand me too...lol

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Yes. Like in Latin.

[@jagorivia6677]

You are a very beautyfull Indonesian

[@dralam3060]

Excelent your teaching

[@nevypangestika]

Why am I here? I'm Indonesian 😅

[@galangdwikisetyamulyadi5290]

Siapa yang belajar Bahasa Indonesia di Sekolah? Apakah kamu suka? Sya harap kamu suka bahas ini ,karena Bahasa Indonesia itu mudah !

[@MinotaurvsCyclops]

What would you use for a street vendors?

[@ismailhassan8817]

Thanx a lot, very nice

[@Emilys79]

I'm learning Indonesian language,cause of Gabriel prince ☺️✌️💖😎

[@zaradavison3794]

what editor do you use?

[@AwesomeXedie]

Good evening and Good night is Selamat Malam right?

[@malp.360]

good day. lol why i wonder why in indonesia all my teacher and friend don't know what's day mean. they just know day as "hari" not "siang" so my teacher teach me good afternoon for siang and good evening for sore :/ but i just confused!!!

[@aidiero]

+malva barentra hari is day as in "what day are you coming?" = "Hari apa kamu datang/tiba?" Basically it depends on what is the context of the sentence. Hari lahir = Birthday . When is your birthday? = Bila hari lahir kamu" I hope i don't confuse u further

[@malp.360]

Pastrana Aidi well i'm indonesian......

[@nadisgaming6668]

@@malp.360 Nice troll lmao

[@malp.360]

@@nadisgaming6668 lol your reply pops in my notification and i just remember i did this before 😂

[@malp.360]

@@aidiero and btw "what day are you coming?" commonly translated as "kamu datang hari apa?" or "hari apa kamu datang?" Both are the same thing and "when is you birthday?" Is "ulang tahunmu kapan?" Birthday is literally translated as "hari lahir" but it's more common to say "ulang tahun" which literally means year repeatment. Those are all informal and it's impolite to say those to someone who's older. To someone who's older, change the "kamu" to that person address like if it's someone who is 60 years or older you can say "kapan ulang tahun kakek?" Kakek means grandfather. And if you have any questions i can help you if you want :)

[@thonscoman]

Trims!!

[@ThamilNesan]

Halo Wow very nice sis I am in Canada but my mother tongue is TAMIL in our Tamil language we say first 🙏VANNAKAM it's like Hi or Indians mostly say Namaskar So what's the word you may say for that still "Halo" 🤔 please let me know if you can Thank you

[@SharifBhuiyan]

Terimah kashish

[@crandallaj]

selamat siang:)sampai jumpa!!

[@alltypeofthings7722]

I am watching this so I can try to learn Indonesia and speak to my mom and Indonesia

[@kevingray633]

Bagus sekali :)

[@ajiekstoneman5445]

BAGUS, mbak!

[@mizukioshima605]

Malay in Thursday is Khamis Indonesian in Thursday is Kamis

[@khairulhafiz3016]

anatawa nihong jin desuka?

[@SuperPengamatMusik]

bahasa inggris bagus.. it will be good if put subtitle in your videos,

[@probzrocky]

Oke brow

[@priska91able]

salah. selamat malam is good evening.. in english good night is selamat tidur..

[@thelux8539]

I think ur correct cause i recall reading it in a book once i think?

[@priska91able]

Ikr (:

[@madejulianbali]

Gg salah kok gess....hnya kurang spesifik penggunaannya... U know lah..bahkan ngomong slamat tidur_nya pacarnya uwong bisa berbeda...wkwkwkkwk Yokk gassss....

[@nehru9863]

Are u bule?

[@aryajakbar5830]

Fyi... most of indonesian is muslim, some people prefer "assalamualaikum" than "selamat siang"

[@MsAddams06]

dunno why i keep watching... do i watch to learn more indonesian... or because shes pretty cute

[@kingkpk6763]

Million thankssssss

[@Greyat92]

Also dont forget informal way to greet your friend "oi jancuk, masih idup lu?" It means "Hi, how you doing?" Totally used in everyday conversation with your friend

[@nao-or4hb]

Untung w masih idup

[@tranthiphuongthao1406]

ur voice is so nice. I like it :)

[@mikihernandez8446]

hola busco una persona que sea capas de traducir toda una novela de indonesio a español en realidad tengo muchas ganas de verla y no hay traducción. podría recomendarme a alguien?? por favor

[@ytsteve996]

i like it, danke!

[@Iaszund]

Assalamualaikum

[@dougwesterkamp7407]

I came here in search of verification of how to say GOODBYE in Bahasa & was surprised to find "Selamat Tinggal" with NO mention of either Selamat Jalan or Selamat Datang. What happened to THOSE expressions? Still in use? Plus, the way I learned Bahasa (when I lived in Jakarta in back in 1967 & 1968, when I was 13) was every "J" sound was preceded by a "D." Anyway, KABAR BAIK! I'd never heard "Selamat SIANG" before... only '-Pagi, -Sore & -Malam' so the '-Siang' option is a new one for ME after all these years. So, y'all... stay SAFE and selamat tinggal! [12/10/2020]

[@juicytoes77]

we have many sentences to express "good bye". selamat tinggal, selamat jalan, sampai jumpa, sampai bertemu kembali (see you!), etc. but in informal situation, instead we use "dada/dadah!" selamat siang is widely use in daily conversation. so it's not a new slang or expression. this is basically what makes us, indonesian students, hard to understand how do english-speaking people say "selamat siang" and "selamat sore". because all we know is they have morning, afternoon, and evening/night only.

[@fikaaddins2937]

Terima kasih aku bisa baca indo

[@marymadelleine]

Koreksi: Kalau selamat malam itu artinya Good evening yang range waktunya itu dari sore hari hingga petang dan berlanjut hingga malam sekitar jam 9 malam. Kalo good night itu digunakan kalau mau berpisah dimalam hari.. good afternoon itu bisa siang, bisa juga sore.

[@rachmatsugiarto4758]

Hello, my name is Sekar.I'm Indonesian

[@rachmatsugiarto4758]

+Tobias Coffield Sure

[@Tanniapc98]

I out of nowhere felt the need to learn Indonesian. 😵😬

[@ArRizal]

Mbakkk aku ngefans banget sama kamu. Ajarin dong :') Hahaha

[@pinald.sangma5428]

Slamat Siang.

[@Iaszund]

Halo!

[@evelinasudargo9594]

and also my mom is Indonesian to!

[@sebastiansterzer4031]

Terima kasih, saya mau Indonesia orang-orang

[@sebastiansterzer4031]

Mr. CopyRight Ya, betul. Thanks by correction

[@andesparnasutionindonesian4567]

apa maksud mu bro?

[@indianpolyglot3276]

Hi , nama saya faiz hassan khan, dan saya dari India tapi saya bisa barbicara behasa Indonesia

[@nixonbach8130]

Some mistakes i collected from al ofl the videos, for example to say nice to meet you we can you use also in informal way, which is Senang bertemu kamu, or to say yoo're welcome just say Terima kasih kembali, kembali is not popular anymore i'm watching all videos of Pod101, so i have to comment this IndonesianPod101 to improve my country language :) but I like it, cause comments show me that many ppl interest to learn Indonesian

[@lachlanmc1293]

saya suka belajar bahasa Indonesia! saya berlajar bahasa Indonesia dalam sekolah saya.

[@annisa_u]

+Lachlan Mc It's not "dalam", but "di". Word "di" followed by space is used to mention a place. Like "di sekolah, di rumah".

[@faridrich5058]

great

[@prairiefire7130]

She stopped smiling right after the greetings

[@yuliyavlasik4811]

She probably had to keep re-record it a bunch of times

[@martinkullberg6718]

Fyra is cute 😁

[@elmitrip5507]

that's nice

[@ComputingByteCSE]

what about Evening???

[@notagamer2452]

It is Selamat Petang for good afternoon or evening

[@HendraRismana]

good evening

[@valdhanaen8733]

petang is Malay one. sore is Indonesian

[@simplefilemaker327]

Lol I bet 20,000 view is done only by Aussies hahaha

[@Apofisy]

@Infandous Ktenology Italy here

[@TKDragon75]

Saya belajar karena saya keluarga orang Indonesia.

[@ireneerst3019]

"saya belajar karena keluarga saya orang Indonesia"

[@Iaszund]

I love language

[@leniwijaya4374]

Halo... Selamat Malam 😁😃

[@ngocviethung]

Selamat Malam

[@nicholassukhadda284]

The fun fact is. Bule enggak bakal tahu kalo arti dari 'kids jaman now’.

[@epg96]

Tfgamer Sukhadda kids nowadays