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Indonesian vocabulary for English speakers: 5000 words
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- Andrey Taranov
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The use of this 5000-word Indonesian vocabulary will allow you to understand simple texts and will give you much needed confidence in everyday conversation. Used in combination with a grammar course, it will aid in your ability to correctly compose many phrases. When watching Indonesian films, you will begin to hear and understand more and more words and phrases. This guide will assist you in attaining a higher level that will finally allow you to say: “I can speak Indonesian!”
The vocabulary contains 155 topics including: Basic Concepts, Numbers, Colors, Months, Seasons, Units of Measurement, Clothing & Accessories, Food & Nutrition, Restaurant, Family Members, Relatives, Character, Feelings, Emotions, Diseases, City, Town, Sightseeing, Shopping, Money, House, Home, Office, Working in the Office, Import & Export, Marketing, Job Search, Sports, Education, Computer, Internet, Tools, Nature, Countries, Nationalities and more ...
This book is intended to help you learn, memorize and review over 5000 commonly used Indonesian words. Recommended as additional support material to any language course. Meets the needs of both beginners and advanced learners. Convenient for daily use, reviewing sessions and self-testing activities. Allows you to assess your current vocabulary. This book can also be used by foreign learners of English.
Revised Edition, June 2016. Ref. SW
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Indonesian vocabulary for English speakers: 5000 words
Description
The use of this 5000-word Indonesian vocabulary will allow you to understand simple texts and will give you much needed confidence in everyday conversation. Used in combination with a grammar course, it will aid in your ability to correctly compose many phrases. When watching Indonesian films, you will begin to hear and understand more and more words and phrases. This guide will assist you in attaining a higher level that will finally allow you to say: “I can speak Indonesian!”
The vocabulary contains 155 topics including: Basic Concepts, Numbers, Colors, Months, Seasons, Units of Measurement, Clothing & Accessories, Food & Nutrition, Restaurant, Family Members, Relatives, Character, Feelings, Emotions, Diseases, City, Town, Sightseeing, Shopping, Money, House, Home, Office, Working in the Office, Import & Export, Marketing, Job Search, Sports, Education, Computer, Internet, Tools, Nature, Countries, Nationalities and more ...
This book is intended to help you learn, memorize and review over 5000 commonly used Indonesian words. Recommended as additional support material to any language course. Meets the needs of both beginners and advanced learners. Convenient for daily use, reviewing sessions and self-testing activities. Allows you to assess your current vocabulary. This book can also be used by foreign learners of English.
Revised Edition, June 2016. Ref. SW
- Publisher:
- Andrey Taranov
- Released:
- Jun 25, 2016
- ISBN:
- 9781786166159
- Format:
- Book
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BASIC CONCEPTS
BASIC CONCEPTS. PART 1
1. Pronouns
I, me
saya, aku
[сайа], [аку]
you
engkau, kamu
[енкау], [каму]
he, she, it
beliau, dia, ia
[белиау], [диа], [иа]
we
kami, kita
[ками], [кита]
you (to a group)
kalian
[калиан]
you (polite, sing.)
Anda
[анда]
you (polite, pl)
Anda sekalian
[анда секалиан]
they
mereka
[мерека]
2. Greetings. Salutations. Farewells
Hello! (fam.)
Halo!
[хало]
Hello! (form.)
Halo!
[хало]
Good morning!
Selamat pagi!
[сламат паги]
Good afternoon!
Selamat siang!
[сламат сиан]
Good evening!
Selamat sore!
[сламат соре]
to say hello
menyapa
[меньапа]
Hi! (hello)
Hai!
[хэй]
greeting (n)
sambutan, salam
[самбутан], [салам]
to greet (vt)
menyambut
[меньамбут]
How are you?
Apa kabar?
[апа кабар]
What's new?
Apa yang baru?
[апа ян бару]
Goodbye! (form.)
Selamat tinggal! Selamat jalan!
[сламат тингал сламат джалан]
Bye! (fam.)
Dadah!
[дадах]
See you soon!
Sampai bertemu lagi!
[сампаи бертему лаги]
Farewell! (to a friend)
Sampai jumpa!
[сампаи джумпа]
Farewell! (form.)
Selamat tinggal!
[сламат тингал]
to say goodbye
berpamitan
[берпамитан]
So long!
Sampai nanti!
[сампаи нанти]
Thank you!
Terima kasih!
[терима касих]
Thank you very much!
Terima kasih banyak!
[терима касих баньак]
You're welcome
Kembali! Sama-sama!
[кембали сама сама]
Don't mention it!
Kembali!
[кембали]
It was nothing
Kembali!
[кембали]
Excuse me! (apology)
Maaf, …
[мааф], []
to excuse (forgive)
memaafkan
[мемаафкан]
to apologize (vi)
meminta maaf
[меминта мааф]
My apologies
Maafkan saya
[маафкан сайа]
I'm sorry!
Maaf!
[мааф]
to forgive (vt)
memaafkan
[мемаафкан]
It's okay! (that's all right)
Tidak apa-apa!
[тидак апа апа]
please (adv)
tolong
[толон]
Don't forget!
Jangan lupa!
[джанан лупа]
Certainly!
Tentu!
[тенту]
Of course not!
Tentu tidak!
[тенту тидак]
Okay! (I agree)
Baiklah! Baik!
[байклах байк]
That's enough!
Cukuplah!
[чукуплах]
3. How to address
Excuse me, …
Maaf, …
[мааф], []
mister, sir
tuan
[туан]
ma'am
nyonya
[нёньа]
miss
nona
[нона]
young man
nak
[нак]
young man (little boy, kid)
nak, bocah
[нак], [бочах]
miss (little girl)
nak
[нак]
4. Cardinal numbers. Part 1
⁰ zero
nol
[нол]
¹ one
satu
[сату]
² two
dua
[дуа]
³ three
tiga
[тига]
⁴ four
empat
[емпат]
⁵ five
lima
[лима]
⁶ six
enam
[енам]
⁷ seven
tujuh
[туджух]
⁸ eight
delapan
[делапан]
⁹ nine
sembilan
[сембилан]
¹⁰ ten
sepuluh
[сепулух]
¹¹ eleven
sebelas
[себелас]
¹² twelve
dua belas
[дуа белас]
¹³ thirteen
tiga belas
[тига белас]
¹⁴ fourteen
empat belas
[емпат белас]
¹⁵ fifteen
lima belas
[лима белас]
¹⁶ sixteen
enam belas
[енам белас]
¹⁷ seventeen
tujuh belas
[туджух белас]
¹⁸ eighteen
delapan belas
[делапан белас]
¹⁹ nineteen
sembilan belas
[сембилан белас]
²⁰ twenty
dua puluh
[дуа пулух]
²¹ twenty-one
dua puluh satu
[дуа пулух сату]
²² twenty-two
dua puluh dua
[дуа пулух дуа]
²³ twenty-three
dua puluh tiga
[дуа пулух тига]
³⁰ thirty
tiga puluh
[тига пулух]
³¹ thirty-one
tiga puluh satu
[тига пулух сату]
³² thirty-two
tiga puluh dua
[тига пулух дуа]
³³ thirty-three
tiga puluh tiga
[тига пулух тига]
⁴⁰ forty
empat puluh
[емпат пулух]
⁴¹ forty-one
empat puluh satu
[емпат пулух сату]
⁴² forty-two
empat puluh dua
[емпат пулух дуа]
⁴³ forty-three
empat puluh tiga
[емпат пулух тига]
⁵⁰ fifty
lima puluh
[лима пулух]
⁵¹ fifty-one
lima puluh satu
[лима пулух сату]
⁵² fifty-two
lima puluh dua
[лима пулух дуа]
⁵³ fifty-three
lima puluh tiga
[лима пулух тига]
⁶⁰ sixty
enam puluh
[енам пулух]
⁶¹ sixty-one
enam puluh satu
[енам пулух сату]
⁶² sixty-two
enam puluh dua
[енам пулух дуа]
⁶³ sixty-three
enam puluh tiga
[енам пулух тига]
⁷⁰ seventy
tujuh puluh
[туджух пулух]
⁷¹ seventy-one
tujuh puluh satu
[туджух пулух сату]
⁷² seventy-two
tujuh puluh dua
[туджух пулух дуа]
⁷³ seventy-three
tujuh puluh tiga
[туджух пулух тига]
⁸⁰ eighty
delapan puluh
[делапан пулух]
⁸¹ eighty-one
delapan puluh satu
[делапан пулух сату]
⁸² eighty-two
delapan puluh dua
[делапан пулух дуа]
⁸³ eighty-three
delapan puluh tiga
[делапан пулух тига]
⁹⁰ ninety
sembilan puluh
[сембилан пулух]
⁹¹ ninety-one
sembulan puluh satu
[сембулан пулух сату]
⁹² ninety-two
sembilan puluh dua
[сембилан пулух дуа]
⁹³ ninety-three
sembilan puluh tiga
[сембилан пулух тига]
5. Cardinal numbers. Part 2
¹⁰⁰ one hundred
seratus
[сератус]
²⁰⁰ two hundred
dua ratus
[дуа ратус]
³⁰⁰ three hundred
tiga ratus
[тига ратус]
⁴⁰⁰ four hundred
empat ratus
[емпат ратус]
⁵⁰⁰ five hundred
lima ratus
[лима ратус]
⁶⁰⁰ six hundred
enam ratus
[енам ратус]
⁷⁰⁰ seven hundred
tujuh ratus
[туджух ратус]
⁸⁰⁰ eight hundred
delapan ratus
[делапан ратус]
⁹⁰⁰ nine hundred
sembilan ratus
[сембилан ратус]
¹⁰⁰⁰ one thousand
seribu
[серибу]
²⁰⁰⁰ two thousand
dua ribu
[дуа рибу]
³⁰⁰⁰ three thousand
tiga ribu
[тига рибу]
¹⁰⁰⁰⁰ ten thousand
sepuluh ribu
[сепулух рибу]
one hundred thousand
seratus ribu
[сератус рибу]
million
juta
[джута]
billion
miliar
[милиар]
6. Ordinal numbers
first (adj)
pertama
[пертама]
second (adj)
kedua
[кедуа]
third (adj)
ketiga
[кетига]
fourth (adj)
keempat
[кеемпат]
fifth (adj)
kelima
[келима]
sixth (adj)
keenam
[кеенам]
seventh (adj)
ketujuh
[кетуджух]
eighth (adj)
kedelapan
[кеделапан]
ninth (adj)
kesembilan
[кесембилан]
tenth (adj)
kesepuluh
[кесепулух]
7. Numbers. Fractions
fraction
pecahan
[печахан]
one half
seperdua
[сепердуа]
one third
sepertiga
[сепертига]
one quarter
seperempat
[сеперемпат]
one eighth
seperdelapan
[сеперделапан]
one tenth
sepersepuluh
[сеперсепулух]
two thirds
dua pertiga
[дуа пертига]
three quarters
tiga perempat
[тига перемпат]
8. Numbers. Basic operations
subtraction
pengurangan
[пенуранан]
to subtract (vi, vt)
mengurangkan
[менуранкан]
division
pembagian
[пембагиан]
to divide (vt)
membagi
[мембаги]
addition
penambahan
[пенамбахан]
to add up (vt)
menambahkan
[менамбахкан]
to add (vi, vt)
menambahkan
[менамбахкан]
multiplication
pengalian
[пеналиан]
to multiply (vt)
mengalikan
[меналикан]
9. Numbers. Miscellaneous
digit, figure
angka
[анка]
number
nomor
[номор]
numeral
kata bilangan
[ката биланан]
minus sign
minus
[минус]
plus sign
plus
[плус]
formula
rumus
[румус]
calculation
perhitungan
[перхитунан]
to count (vi, vt)
menghitung
[менхитун]
to count up
menghitung
[менхитун]
to compare (vt)
membandingkan
[мембандинкан]
How much?
Berapa?
[берапа]
sum, total
jumlah
[джумлах]
result
hasil
[хасил]
remainder
sisa, baki
[сиса], [баки]
a few (e.g., ~ years ago)
beberapa
[беберапа]
little (I had ~ time)
sedikit
[седикит]
the rest
selebihnya, sisanya
[селебихньа], [сисаньа]
one and a half
satu setengah
[сату сетенах]
dozen
lusin
[лусин]
in half (adv)
dua bagian
[дуа багиан]
equally (evenly)
rata
[рата]
half
setengah
[сетенах]
time (three ~s)
kali
[кали]
10. The most important verbs. Part 1
to advise (vt)
menasihati
[менасихати]
to agree (say yes)
setuju
[сетуджу]
to answer (vi, vt)
menjawab
[менджаваб]
to apologize (vi)
meminta maaf
[меминта мааф]
to arrive (vi)
datang
[датан]
to ask (~ oneself)
bertanya
[бертаньа]
to ask (~ sb to do sth)
meminta
[меминта]
to be (~ a teacher)
ialah, adalah
[иалах], [адалах]
to be (~ on a diet)
sedang
[седан]
to be afraid
takut
[такут]
to be hungry
lapar
[лапар]
to be interested in …
menaruh minat pada …
[менарух минат пада]
to be needed
dibutuhkan
[дибутухкан]
to be surprised
heran
[херан]
to be thirsty
haus
[хаус]
to begin (vt)
memulai, membuka
[мемулаи], [мембука]
to belong to …
kepunyaan …
[кепуньаан]
to boast (vi)
membual
[мембуал]
to break (split into pieces)
memecahkan
[мемечахкан]
to call (~ for help)
memanggil
[мемангил]
can (v aux)
bisa
[биса]
to catch (vt)
menangkap
[менанкап]
to change (vt)
mengubah
[менубах]
to choose (select)
memilih
[мемилих]
to come down (the stairs)
turun
[турун]
to compare (vt)
membandingkan
[мембандинкан]
to complain (vi, vt)
mengeluh
[менелух]
to confuse (mix up)
bingung membedakan
[бинун мембедакан]
to continue (vt)
meneruskan
[менерускан]
to control (vt)
mengontrol
[менонтрол]
to cook (dinner)
memasak
[мемасак]
to cost (vt)
berharga
[берхарга]
to count (add up)
menghitung
[менхитун]
to count on …
mengharapkan …
[менхарапкан]
to create (vt)
menciptakan
[менчиптакан]
to cry (weep)
menangis
[менанис]
11. The most important verbs. Part 2
to deceive (vi, vt)
menipu
[менипу]
to decorate (tree, street)
menghiasi
[менхиаси]
to defend (a country, etc.)
membela
[мембела]
to demand (request firmly)
menuntut
[менунтут]
to dig (vt)
menggali
[менгали]
to discuss (vt)
membicarakan
[мембичаракан]
to do (vt)
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