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Indonesian in everyday situations

Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.

Di, ke, dari, belok

gives a place, a destination, an origin: , , . These are separate words.

Simple instructions use , , . Add for then. and specify a turning.

and describe distance. gives walking time. No grammatical case ending changes the destination noun.

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PatternExampleMeaning
I go to the station.
I am at the station.
I come from home.

Sekilo, setengah, sebotol

A measure normally precedes a noun: , , . The noun stays unmarked after a number.

is half a kilo. is a bottle of milk; a piece of cake. means one in these words; use the whole expressions first.

asks the full price. or asks whether anything else is wanted. finishes shopping.

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PatternExampleMeaning
I want one kilo of tomatoes.
I want two kilos of potatoes.
I want half a kilo of cheese.

Naik kereta, pulang-pergi

Use plus a vehicle: , , . Walking is . Cycling can use .

A ticket may be one way or return. leaves; arrives. on a notice means cancelled; learn it as a fixed passive form here.

Digital timetable hours can use 24-hour numbers: . Ordinary speech adds minutes with . is platform two.

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PatternExampleMeaning
We travel by train.
We go on foot.
Two return tickets.

Bisa, boleh, naik bus

expresses ability or possibility: . asks or gives permission: . Do not treat them as person-conjugated verbs.

For origin and residence distinguish and : . is cannot, not permitted.

makes an informal suggestion involving the listener: . Use for the group including the listener. An invitation can omit the pronoun entirely.

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PatternExampleMeaning
I can speak Indonesian.
May I come in?
I cannot swim.

Di seberang, di antara, lalu

Use for opposite/across from, for between, for next to. describes near.

A route can be several short instructions linked with : . means first/before proceeding; then.

Present forms plus can describe plans without a future ending. may mean my map; says I drew it. Learn the common complete verb rather than every prefix rule.

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PatternExampleMeaning
The school is opposite the park.
The post office is between the bank and the pharmacy.
The supermarket is on the corner.
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