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WELCOME TO BAHASA CORNERHaving some business to do with Indonesians? Care about the language? You can learn Bahasa Indonesia here from this site. Or if you or your company happen to reside around the greater Jakarta like Bekasi, Cibitung, Cikarang and thereabouts, and want us to come around please contact us at +62 813 1692 4518or email us here More of our programs click hereFor learning English please visit www.bahasacorner.comIndonesian language or Bahasa Indonesia is Indonesian national language which is spoken by 250 millions people by the country's population. Although there are about 300 local languages throughout the country yet the people will absolutely understand this language. Why there are so many languages here in Indonesia? It is due to the large numbers of people from different areas scattered around 17,508 islands in Indonesia as Indonesia is one of the largest archipelago countries around the world with its diversity in ethnics, races, religions, as well as languages yet most of them do speak and understand Bahasa Indonesia as our national language which also unites us and it is taught since the children go to their schools.Bahasa Indonesia itself derives from Melayu language which origins from Riau, one of the many provincies Indonesia has, and mixed by other languages such as Arab ( for example : Kursi - chair, lemari - cupboard, salam-greetings, etc), Dutch ( gratis - free of charge, lap-tablecloth, etc), Sanskirt/ Hindi (dunya - the world/earth, etc), English (parlemen - parliament, lampu- lamp, populasi-population, degradasi-degradation, radiasi-radiation) and many more. The good thing for a learner is that Bahasa Indonesia is written in alphabets which most of the world people know. It is not written in difficult characters as other foreign languages have. And the pronunciation of the vocabulary is not really difficult except some words contain the letter 'R' as some Europian cannot pronounce it well because it is pronounced with the rolling 'R' like the pronunciation of Spanish people when they pronounce 'R' letter.Other things that make this language easier to learn are gender in language which Bahasa Indonesia does not have like in other foreign languages. The verbs do not change due to the subject pronouns like in English. For instance,"Saya pergi" (I go). It does not change when the subject changes. For instance "Kamu pergi" (you go),"Dia pergi" (She/he goes), "John pergi" (John goes), Kami pergi (we go). As you can see here the verbs does not change because of the subjects or gender in language.The verbs in bahasa Indonesia does not change either due to adverbs of time such as now, yesterday, tomorrow, etc. For example "Saya pergi sekarang" (I'm going now). "Saya pergi kemarin" ( I went yesterday), "Saya pergi besok" (I will go tomorrow), "Saya pergi setiap hari" ( I go everyday). As you can see the verb "pergi" does not change due to the adverbs of time so it will make you easier.TALKING ABOUT YOU Before you learn the following lesson, please have alook at the previous lesson which is related to this at: VOWELS AND CONSONANTS IN BAHASA INDONESIA A. Now practice reading the alphabets in Bahasa Indonesia B. Now EJA (spell) your name C. EJA some Kosa kata (vocabulary): N-A-M-A (Name) S-A-Y-A (I,Me,My) T-I-N-G-G-A-L (Live) B-E-R-A-S-A-L (Origin) S-E-O-R-A-N-G (A, An) D-A-R-I (From) A-N-D-A (You) P-E-K-E-R-J-A-A-N (profession) D-I (At/In/On) S-U-P-I-R (Driver) E. Sekarang latih kosakata tentang anda (Now practise the vocabulary talking about you) Apa kabar? Nama saya Iwan Darwanto (How are you? my name is Iwan Darwanto) Saya seorang supir taxi (I am a taxi driver) Saya tinggal di Mampang, Jakarta Selatan (I live in Mampang, South Jakarta) Saya berasal dari Bandung, Jawa Barat (I am originally from Bandung, West Java)Berikut ini adalah nama-nama anggota dalam sebuah keluarga dalam bahasa Indonesia.. The followings are the name of family members in Indonesian language Kakek - grand father Nenek - grand mother Paman - uncle Bibi - aunt Ayah/ Bapak - Father Ibunda/Bunda/ Ibu/ Mamah - Mother Anak laki-laki - son Anak perempuan - daughter Kakak laki-laki - older brother Kakak perempuan - older sister Adik laki-laki - younger brother Adik perempuan - younger sister Cucu - grand children Cucu laki-laki - grand son Cucu perempuan - grand daughter Keponakan laki-laki -nephew Keponakan perempuan - niece Sepupu - cousin Orang tua - parents Mertua - parents-in-law Bapak mertua - father-in-law Ibu mertua - mother-in-law Saudara ipar perempuan - sister-in-law Saudara ipar laki-laki - brother-in-law Kakak ipar perempuan - older sister-in-law Kakak ipar laki-laki - older brother-in-law Kembar - twins Examples: Saya punya dua anak laki-laki. - I have two sons Lina punya dua anak kembar - Lina has two twins. Kakek saya berumur 70 tahun - My grand father is 70 years old. Budiman tinggal dengan bibinya - Budiman lives with his aunt Dia adik laki-laki ku - He is my younger brother. Read also: Learn Indonesian through Music 4 Comparatives in Indonesian Language Tenses in Indonesian Language Pronouns in Indonesian language Days and Months in Indonesian Weather in Indonesian language Parts of a house in Indonesian language Direction in Indonesian Vocabulary 2 Vocabulary 1Kali ini anda akan berlatih bahasa Indonesia dengan mendengarkan lagu dari sebuah rock band terkenal Indonesia "Kotak". This time you will practise Indonesian language by listening to a song from an Indonesian famous rock band "Kotak". Saat anda mendengarkan lagunya, jangan lupa mengisi lirik yang hilang. While listening to this song, dont forget to fill in the missing lyrics. "Kecuali Kamu" By Kotak Band Ku bisa hadapi perihnya (1).................. Yang pernah ku rasa di waktu dulu Sakitnya sakit sudah ku (2)............... Dengan yang dulu, dengan yang dulu Ku pernah tersenyum waktu di (3)..................... Lagi hancur lebur berkeping-keping Pahitnya pahit sudah ku rasa Dengan yang dulu, dengan yang dulu Kecuali kamu, cuma sama kamu Kecuali kamu, sakit sekali, sakit sekali *courtesyoflirik-lagu-dunia.blogspot.com Tuhan tolong aku, bisakah ku (4)................ Janganlah kau beri sakit yang ini Cintaku hanya yang satu ini Ku belum pernah, ku belum pernah Kecuali kamu, cuma sama kamu Kecuali kamu, aku tak mengerti Mengapa ku rasa sakit sekali (5)...................... Choose the missing lyrics: mencintaimu, hatiku, minta, rasa, terluka Read also: Comparatives in Indonesian Language Tenses in Indonesian Language Pronouns in Indonesian language Days and Months in Indonesian Weather in Indonesian language Parts of a house in Indonesian language Direction in Indonesian Vocabulary 2 Vocabulary 1 When you learn Indonesian language you will not find difficult tenses as there is no changing in the verbs form when you talk about the past, the present as well as the future. All you need to know is the adverb of time as follows: Kemarin - yesterday Hari ini - today Nanti malam - tonight Besok malam - tomorrow night Hari Sabtu depan - next week Hari Jumat depan - next friday Bulan depan - next month Seminggu yang lalu - a week ago Dua bulan yang lalu - two months ago Tiga tahun yang lalu - three years ago Saat ini - At the moment/ at this time Sekarang - now Examples: Saya bertemu Arif kemarin - I met Arif yesterday Lisa akan bertemu guru Bahasa Indonesia besok - Lisa will meet Indonesian language teacher tomorrow The word "bertemu" remains the same. It does not change in form. When you want to talk about progressive tense you can put the word "sedang/ lagi" Examples: Amir sedang membaca buku di kamarnya saat ini - Amir is reading book at his room at the moment or Amir lagi baca buku di kamarnya saat ini For negative forms you use the words "tidak/ nggak" after the words "sedang/ lagi" Examples: Amir tidak sedang membaca buku di kamarnya saat ini - Amir is not reading at his room at the moment or Amir nggak lagi baca buku di kamarnya saat ini For the interrogative form: Apa yang sedang Amir lakukan di kamarnya saat ini? - What is Amir doing at his room at the moment? or Amir lagi ngapain di kamarnya saat ini? For Present perfect tense you just use the word "sudah/ pernah". Examples: Saya pernah bertemu dia sebelumnya - I have seen him/her before Dia pernah ke Bali sebelumnya - I have been to Bali before For negative sentence you use the word "belum" Examples: Saya belum pernah bertemu dia sebelumnya - I have not seen him/her before Dia belum pernah ke Bali sebelumnya - S/he has not been to Bali before Saya belum makan - I have not eaten yet For interrogative sentence you use the word "sudah" Examples: Kamu sudah makan? - Have you eaten yet? Dia sudah pernah ke Bali sebelumnya? - Has s/he been to Bali before? Kamu sudah makan? - Have you eaten yet Read also: Pronouns in Indonesian language Days and Months in Indonesian Weather in Indonesian language Parts of a house in Indonesian language Direction in Indonesian Vocabulary 2 Vocabulary 1(no title)TALKING ABOUT YOU Before you learn the following lesson, please have alook at the previous lesson which is related to this at: VOWELS AND...Cikarang News, Events, Jobs Ad, Courses, People, and other resourceful information in English

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