Learn Indonesian in 2 Minutes | At The Restaurant

Watch this fourth video of Learn Indonesian in 2 minutes!
In this episode, we will take a look at the common sentences and phrases that are often said when ordering something to eat or drink as well as paying the bill at a restaurant.
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Have you ever had any experience ordering food at a restaurant in bahasa Indonesia? We look forward to your comment down below!
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[@nicholass4891]

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[@wulansuranti1089]

Permisi, saya mau pesan satu porsi nasi goreng dan es teh! Video ini bagus sekali! Terima kasih sudah membuat video ini!

[@seoulmate1360]

Salam kenal guru!! Saya dari Filipina dan sedang belajar bahasa Indonesia. Saya rasa video kalian sangat bagus karena saya bisa belajar percapakan yang sering dipakai dalam kehidupan sehari-hari. Terima kasih banyak! Saya juga harap kalian upload video lagi di masa depan.

[@languagestudiesindonesia]

Halo, salam kenal! Terima kasih sudah menonton video kami! Kami senang bisa membantu Anda untuk belajar Bahasa Indonesia. :)

[@syarifahnur8858]

Terima kasih sudah membuat video ini. Everyone who wants to learn Indonesian will need this!

[@theresiasulistyorini6046]

Mohon perhatikan pula kecepatan Tata Bahasa dlm hal kata ganti orang /-nya/. Pramusaji, "Ini pesanannya." Yang benar, "Ini pesanan Anda." Karena /-nya/ untuk kata ganti kepemilikan orang ketiga.

[@baybudiono4477]

Terima kasih! Saya mau pesan satu nasi goreng! Thank you Language Studies Indonesia, with this video, Bahasa Indonesia seems so simple and practical!

[@ajirafdhi2994]

Terima kasih untuk video yang mudah dimengerti ini! Saya suka pesan nasi goreng pedas juga, sama seperti ibu di dalam video itu.

[@mont2yaw]

Senang bertemu lagi dengan kalian!

[@languagestudiesindonesia]

Senang bertemu dengan Anda! Kami senang Anda menyukai video kami!

[@FggghGggh-fd4ym]

@@languagestudiesindonesia kenapa tidak ada KZbinrs membuat bahasa Malaysia ..?

[@luthfysetyawan4606]

Terima kasih untuk videonya! Saya suka sekali dengan series kali ini.

[@SriWahyuni-mn7bt]

A very easy structure to practice at the restaurant. Terima kasih.

[@FZLhimself]

Not just in the restaurant. We can even use some of these to order food online. Thank you very much, LSI!

[@suzytharwat6741]

Sangat luar biasa .. Terima kasih banyak 🙏🏻☺️❤💫❤

[@sharinewahl]

Permisi! Saya mau pesan minuman dingin! I will definitely use this sentence when I'm in a restaurant! Thank you for the amazing content!

[@syasyaandfriends8140]

Saya pesan makanan yang banyak. Ehehehehehe

[@ahmadfauzy7119]

Great! Ordering food now look so simple!

[@ain2502]

Oh iya ya, take away itu bisa diekspresikan dengan dibungkus ....

[@RyanM.Justin]

Format baru ini yang terbaik

[@languagestudiesindonesia]

Terima kasih sudah menonton video kami! :)

[@desmondsentana8116]

Simple!

[@howardkristinanne]

Terima kasih banyak 🙏

[@user-ko7lj6bs7e]

Entwined انا لم اعرف معناها بحث في القاموس Saya tak tahu itu ....labih salah in two minit في دقيقتين أوatua dua minit

[@thomaslau8806]

Wouldn't "es teh manis" be "sweet iced tea" rather than "iced tea"?

[@juicytoes77]

Well yes, but indonesians always refer tea with the sweet one. So it's not that necessary to put sweet in the phrase

[@joyces.1805]

Terima kasih...but you talk too fast for a beginner like me!

[@languagestudiesindonesia]

I talked at a normal speed. It is difficult for a beginner to pace at a normal speed. However, I encourage you to listen more and more until you get the pace.

[@free8670]

안녕 반가워요. 한국어를 할 줄 아세요?

[@languagestudiesindonesia]

Nice to meet you too. Unfortunately, I cannot speak Korean.