Indonesia

3 Reasons Why Indonesian is Easier for English Speakers to Learn

By Ryan Octosa

Unlike many Asian languages, Indonesian has been significantly influenced by a number of European languages, making it easier for English speakers to learn it.

5 Ways to Say Thank You in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

Terima kasih → Thank you (Formal) Terima kasih is the standard, polite way to say “thank you” in Indonesian. It gives off a sense of formality, and so you will come across this...

Days of the Week in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

Unlike English where the days of the week are named after the gods and goddesses from ancient Germanic, Norse, and Roman cultures, the names of the days in Indonesian are...

Future Tense in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

One way to express the future tense in English is by using the word 'will' + verb. In Indonesian, the equivalent to 'will' is akan.

What Is the Address Format of Indonesia?

By Ryan Octosa

As a country with 38 provinces, 90+ cities, 400+ regencies, and 7,000+ districts, Indonesia is a relatively large country and a side effect of that is having multiple tiers of administrative divisions...

The 5 Administrative Divisions of Indonesia

By Ryan Octosa

There are 38 provinces in Indonesia, in which there are 90+ cities and 400+ regencies. Within those cities and regencies, there are over 7,000 districts.

7 Types of Chinese Indonesian Names

By Ryan Octosa

In the 1960s, Indonesians of Chinese descent were strongly encouraged to convert their Chinese-sounding names to more Indonesian ones.

What You Need to Know About Indonesian Last Names

By Ryan Octosa

Let’s preface this article with the most important thing to remember when it comes to Indonesian names: Last names in Indonesia are legally optional and not inherited.

How to Say I, You, He, She, We, They, It in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

Learn these essential Indonesian pronouns in the next 10 minutes.

Months of the Year in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

Did you know? Nine out of twelve months in Indonesian are written the same way in Dutch.

Colors in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

Red → Merah Orange → Jingga Yellow → Kuning Green → Hijau Blue → Biru Purple → Ungu Pink → Merah jambu or pink Gray → Abu-abu Brown → Coklat...

23 Bedroom and Bathroom Vocabularies in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

Nouns Bedroom = Kamar tidur Bed = Kasur / RanjangKasur can mean both a bed and mattress and it is more often used than ranjang. Mattress = Kasur Pillow =...

Indonesia

3 Reasons Why Indonesian is Easier for English Speakers to Learn

By Ryan Octosa

5 Ways to Say Thank You in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

Days of the Week in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

Future Tense in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

What Is the Address Format of Indonesia?

By Ryan Octosa

The 5 Administrative Divisions of Indonesia

By Ryan Octosa

7 Types of Chinese Indonesian Names

By Ryan Octosa

What You Need to Know About Indonesian Last Names

By Ryan Octosa

How to Say I, You, He, She, We, They, It in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

Months of the Year in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

Colors in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

23 Bedroom and Bathroom Vocabularies in Indonesian

By Ryan Octosa

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