2013 ~ learning bahasa

Minggu, 30 Juni 2013

Preposition

Posted by Unknown on 18.45

From this video, we can learn the preposition ..
happy studies ^_^

English Grammar -- Learn Past Participle Form of Verb

Posted by Unknown on 17.59

In this video we can learn Past Participle Form ^_^
source: youtobe

Hoedown Throwdown - Hannah Montana / Miley Cyrus (+ Lyrics) (NEW SONG)

Posted by Unknown on 20.17

Indonesian Grammar / Tata Bahasa Indonesia

Posted by Unknown on 05.12

Hello buddy...
If you want to know about the Indonesian grammar you can go to this website

source : http://www.seasite.niu.edu/indonesian/tatabahasa/Default.htm

Colors

Posted by Unknown on 04.41

Hello ...
we meet again and i will share this video ..
This video explain about the colors in bahasa ...
enjoy your study ^_^

source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=138ubSgwAUI

Days of the week

Posted by Unknown on 04.32

In this video you will learn about the days of the week ..

enjoy your study .. ^_^

source :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W39wuWHTwQI

hello buddy ...
if you want to study about the culture of Indonesia you must learn the language that Indonesian people used that is Bahasa Indonesia..

i would like to show you the basic conversations from this website, besides you can listen how to pronounce it.. enjoy your study ^_^

source : http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Indonesian/Percakapan/PERCAKAPANDASAR/FR_PERCAKAPAN_DASAR.htm

Transfering Money

Posted by Unknown on 03.56

A : Teller B : Visitor
A : Good morning, Sir
B : Good morning. I want to transfer money to Pratama Bank in Surabaya
A : How much?
B : Rp 500.000 (Five Hundred Thousand Rupiahs)
A : Would you like the normal transfer or RTGS (Real Time Gross Settlement)?
B : What is the different?
A : The normal transfer will take 2-3(two or three) working days, and RTGS will take around 3 hours.
B : How about the fee?
A : The normal transfer Rp 5.000 (five thousand rupiahs), dan RTGS Rp 25.000 (twenty five thousand rupiahs)
B : Just the normal transfer
A : Thank you. Please fill in this form first.
B : Thank you.
…………………………………………………………………
B : Here is the form, Madam.
A : Thank you. Can I count the money?
B : All right, here you are.
A : Thank you. Please wait a moment.
………………………………………………………………….
A : Sir, here is the transfer receipt. Please keep well.
B : Thank you.
A : You’re welcome
Mentransfer Uang
A : Teller B : Pengunjung
A : Selamat pagi, Pak.
B : Selamat pagi. Saya ingin mentransfer uang ke Bank Pratama Surabaya
A : Berapa jumlahnya?
B : Rp 500.000
A : Apakah anda ingin transfer biasa atau RTGS?
B : Apa bedanya?
A : Transfer biasa akan tiba dalam 2-3 hari kerja, dan RTGS akan tiba sekitar 3 jam.
B : Bagaimana dengan biayanya?
A : Transfer biasa RP 5.000, dan RTGS RP 25.000,-
B : Transfer biasa saja.
A : Terima kasih. Mohon isikan formulir ini terlebih dahulu.
B : Terima kasih
……………………………………………….
B : Ini formulirnya, Bu
A : Terima kasih. Bisa saya hitung uangnya?
B : Baik, ini.
A : Terima kasih. Mohon tunggu sebentar…..
……………………………………………….
A : Pak, ini bukti transfernya. Mohon disimpan dengan baik.
B : Terima kasih.
A : Terima kasih kembali.

Changing money

Posted by Unknown on 03.51

A : Teller B : Visitor
A : Good morning, can I help you?
B : Good morning. I want to change money. What is the rate of USD (US Dollar) today?
A : The buying rate is Rp 9.200 (nine thousand two hundred), while the selling price is Rp 9.500
(nine thousand five hundred). Would you like to buy or sell USD?
B : I want to sell USD into Rupiah.
A : How much?
B : USD 1.000 (one thousand Dollars).
A : Please fill in this form first.
B : Thank you.
………………………………………………………
B : Here is the form, and here is the USD.
A : Thank you. I will count first. Please wait a moment.
B : Can I have hundred thousand notes?
A : I will check first.
……………………………………………………….
A : Sir, here is the money. All are in Rp 100.000 notes. Please count first.
B : Thank you. Can I have a plastic bag?
A : Sorry we don’t have plastic bag. You can use this envelope.
B : Thank you.
Menukar uang
A : Teller B : Pengunjung
A : Selamat pagi, bisa saya bantu (anda)?
B : Selamat pagi. Saya ingin menukar uang. Berapa harga USD hari ini?
A : Harga beli untuk satu dollar adalah Rp 9.200, sedang harga jualnya Rp 9.500. Apakah anda ingin membeli atau menjual USD?
B : Saya ingin menjual USD ke Rupiah.
A : Berapa?
B : USD 1.000,-
A : Mohon isi formulir penukaran ini dulu.
B : Terima kasih.
…………………………………………………
B : Ini formulirnya, dan ini USD nya.
A : Terima kasih. Saya akan hitung dulu. Mohon tunggu sebentar.
B : Apakah saya bisa minta pecahan Rp 100.000?
A : Saya akan cek dulu.
…………………………………………………
A : Pak, ini uangnya. Semua dalam pecahan 100.000. Mohon hitung terlebih dahulu.
B : Terima kasih. Bisa saya minta tas kresek?
A : Maaf kami tidak punya tas kresek. Bapak bisa gunakan amplop ini.
B : Terima kasih.

Escorting guest to the room (II)

Posted by Unknown on 03.36

Arrive in front of the room.
Bell boy opens the door and enter the room first (without luggage), followed by the guest. Bell boy return
to take the luggage.
After putting/placing the luggage
A : Mr Scott, would you like me to explain your room facilities?
B : Yes, please.
A : We start from here.
This is the master switch for the power. Insert your key card here, and the power will be on. If you leave
the room, take your key card from here, and the power in the room will be off.
……………………………………….
This is the telephone, which can be used to make an International Direct Dial (IDD) call. Please press “9”
first and then the telephone number…..
This is the remote control for your television, and your minibar is here. This is the form for the minibar.
Please fill in this form if you take a drink or something from the minibar. And this is the remote control for
your Air Conditioner.
Here is your safety deposit box. Please put your valuable things here. You can read how to use it here.
Now we go to the bathroom….
This is the hot and cold water tap. The red one is for the hot water, and the blue one is for the cold water.
Here there are two bottles complimentary mineral water per day. Tooth brush and tooth paste are here, while the razor blade is here.
Shower cap is here, and here is garbage bag….
This is the laundry bag, and the laundry form. Please fill in the form if you wish to do the laundry…
A : I think that’s all. Is there any questions?
B : No, thank you.
A : You’re welcome. Have a nice stay with us.

Mengantar tamu ke kamar (II)

Tiba di depan kamar.
Bell boy membuka pintu dan masuk ke kamar lebih dulu (tanpa barang), diikuti oleh tamu. Bell boy kembali untuk
mengambil barang tamu.
Setelah menaruh barang
A : Tuan Scott, apakah anda ingin saya menjelaskan fasilitas kamar?
B : Ya, silakan.
A : Kita mulai dari sini.
Ini adalah panel utama untuk listrik. Masukkan kartu kunci (key card) anda di sini, dan listrik akan menyala.
Jika anda meninggalkan kamar, ambil kartu anda dari sini, dan listrik di kamar anda akan mati.
………………………………………………………………………………………….
Ini telephonenya, yang bisa digunakan untuk menelephone langsung ke luar negeri. Tekan “9” terlebih dahulu,
diikuti dengan nomor telephonenya..
Ini remote control untuk televise, dan minibar anda di sini. Ini formulir untuk minibar. Mohon isi formulir ini
jika anda mengambil minuman atau yang lainnya dari minibar.
Dan ini remote control untuk AC anda.
Ini safety deposit box anda. Mohon taruh barang-barang berharga anda di sini. Anda bisa membaca bagaimana cara menggunakannya, di sini.
Sekarang kita ke kamar mandi….
Ini kran untuk air panas dan dingin. Yang merah untuk air panar, dan yang biru untuk air dingin. Ini ada 2 botol air mineral gratis per hari. Sikat gigi dan pasta gigi di sini, dan pisau cukur di sini.
Penutup shower di sini, dan ini tempat sampah…
Ini tas untuk laundry, dan formulir laundrynya. Mohon isikan formulir ini jika ingin menggunakan jasa laundry….
A : Saya kira, itu saja. Apakah ada pertanyaan?
B : Tidak, terima kasih.
A : Terima kasih kembali. Nikmati tinggal bersama kami.

Handling Check In (I)

Posted by Unknown on 03.28

A : Receptionist B : Mr Chris Scott
A : Good morning. Welcome to Kimuni Hotel. May I help you?
B : Good morning. I want to check in.
A : Do you have a reservation/Have you got a reservation?
B : Yes, under (the name of) Chris Scott.
A : Please wait a moment. I will check it first.
……………………………………………………………..
A : Yes Mr Scott. We have your reservation for one deluxe room. Check in today and check out on January 03, total 7(seven) nights. Is that correct (in order)?
B : Yes, It’s correct.
A : Could you fill in this registration form, please.
…………………………………………………………….
B : Here you are. (returning the form to the receptionist).
A : Thank you. How will you pay(settle) your bill?
B : Can I pay by credit card?
A : Sure/Certainly. We accept Amex, Visa, Master, BCA and JCB card.
B : I will pay by Visa Card.
A : Could I imprint your card, please/Could I take an imprint of your credit card, please?
B : Sure. Here you are.
A : Thank you.
………………………………………………..
A : Here you are (returning the card to the guest).
B : Mr Scott, your room number is 4425. Here is the room key. Our bell boy will escort you to the room.
Enjoy your stay with us/Have a nice stay with us.

Menerima Tamu Check In (I)
A : Receptionist B : Mr Chris Scott
A : Selamat pagi. Selamat datang di Hotel Kimuni. Bisa saya bantu (anda)?
B : Selamat pagi. Saya mau check in.
A : Apakah anda punya reservasi?
B : Ya, atas nama Chris Scott
A : Mohon tunggu sebentar. Saya akan mengecek dulu.
…………………………………………………………………
A : Ya, Tuan Scott. Kami punya reservasi anda untuk sebuah kamar deluxe. Check in hari ini dan check out tanggal 3 Januari, totalnya 7 malam. Apakah benar begitu?
B : Ya, Benar.
A : Mohon isi formulir registrasi ini.
………………………………………………………………….
B : Ini (mengembalikan formulir kepada receptionist)
A : Terima kasih. Bagaimana anda akan membayar tagihan(account) anda?
B : Bisakah saya membayar dengan kartu kredit?
A : Tentu. Kami menerima Amex, Visa, Master, BCA dan JCB card.
B : Saya akan membayar dengan Visa Card
A : Bisakah saya meng-imprint kartu anda?
B : Tentu. Ini.
A : Terima kasih.
……………………………………………………………….
A : Ini Tuan (mengembalikan kartu ke tamu)
B : Terima kasih
A : Tuan Scott, kamar anda nomor 4425. Ini kunci kamarnya. Bell boy akan mengantar anda ke kamar. Nikmati tinggal bersama kami.

Handling a Room Reservation

Posted by Unknown on 03.19

A = Reservation staff B = Mr Chris Scott
A : Good morning Reservation (of Kimuni Hotel), how may I help you?
B : I want to book a room (make a room reservation)
A : When would you like to stay with us?
B : Around the end of this/the year.
A : All right Sir. We have 3 types of room, standard, deluxe, and suite. The price of the standard room is
Rp 50.000 (fifty thousand rupiah) per night, deluxe room is Rp 100.000 (one hundred thousand rupiah) per night, and the suite is Rp 200.000 (two hundred thousand rupiah) per night. What(which) type of room would you like to book?
B : I want to book a deluxe room for me and my wife.
A : Please wait a moment. I will check if the deluxe room is still available for the end of the year.
………………………………………………
A : All right Sir, we still have deluxe room available for the end of the year. May we know your arrival and
departure date?
B : I will arrive on 27th December and depart on January 03rd.
A : All right Sir I will make a room reservation for you. Could I have/know your name please?
B : Chris Scott
A : Could you spell it for me please?
B : C for Charlie, H for Hotel, R for Romeo, I for India S for Sierra. S for Sierra, C for Charlie, O for Oscar,
T for Tango, T for Tango……
A : All right Mr Scott, I have made a room reservation for you. You will check in on December 27 and check out on January 03, total 7(seven) nights. I will send the confirmation by fax. Could I have your fax number?
B : I am sorry I don’t have fax.
A : How about email?
B : Yes, this is my email address : scott@yahoo.com
A : Thank you. I will send the confirmation by email.
B : Thank you

Menerima Pemesanan Kamar
A = Staff Reservasi B = Mr Chris Scott
A : Selamat pagi Reservation (Kimuni Hotel), bagaimana saya bisa/boleh membantu Anda?
B : Selamat pagi. Saya mau memesan kamar.
A : Kapan anda ingin tinggal bersama kita?
B : Sekitar akhir tahun ini
A : Baik Tuan. Kami mempunyai tiga jenis kamar, yaitu standar, deluxe dan suite. Harga kamar standar Rp 50.000 per malam, kamar deluxe Rp 100.000 per malam, dan suite Rp 200.000 per malam. Kamar jenis mana yang ingin tuan pesan?
B : Saya ingin memesan deluxe room untuk saya dan istri saya.
A : Mohon tunggu sebentar. Saya akan mengecek apakah kamar deluxe masih tersedia untuk akhir tahun ini
…………………………………
A : Baik Tuan, kami masih punya kamar deluxe untuk akhir tahun. Boleh kami tahu kapan tanggal kedatangan dan
keberangkatan anda?
B : Saya akan datang tanggal 27 Desember dan berangkat tanggal 3 Januari.
A : Baik Tuan, saya akan membuatkan pemesanan kamar untuk anda. Bisa saya tahu nama Tuan?
B : Chris Scott
A : Bisakah tuan meng-eja-nya untuk saya?
B : C untuk Charlie, H untuk Hotel, R untuk Romeo, I untuk India S untuk Sierra. S untuk Sierra, C untuk Charlie, O untuk Oscar, T untuk Tango, T untuk Tango……
A : Terima kasih Mr Scott. Saya sudah membuat reservasi untuk anda. Anda akan check in tanggal 27 Desember dan check out tanggal 3 Januari. Semuanya 7 malam. Kami akan mengirimkan konfirmasi lewat fax. Bisakah kami minta nomor fax Anda?
B : Maaf saya tidak punya fax
A : Bagaimana dengan email?
B : Ya, ini alamat email saya : scott@yahoo.com
A : Terima kasih. Saya akan kirimkan konfirmasinya lewat email.
B : Terima kasih.

Buying Ballpoint

Posted by Unknown on 03.05

A : Yesterday I went to Toko 5000 (5000 shop).

B : Toko 5000? What is it?

A : Toko 5000 is a shop which most of the items sold for Rp 5000 atau priced Rp 5000 (five thousand rupiahs).

B : Oh yes? (atau Is it?) I just know. Where is the location?

A : On Gatot Subroto street, not far from my house.

B : What items are sold there (available there)?

A : It’s vary. Starting from school needs, books, papers, ballpoint, and also house tools.

B : What did you buy yesterday?

A : I just bought a dozen of ballpoints.

B : How much?

A : Ya…, Rp 5.000. The name is Toko 5000.

B : One dozen of ballpoints for Rp 5000? So, less than Rp 500 per piece? Is the quality good?

A : Ya.., it’s fair enough/good enough. I bought it/them for me and my brothers.

B : I also want to buy it/them. Can I see one of your ballpoint?

A : Here.

B : Thank you. This afternoon I go there….

Membeli Pulpen

A : Kemarin aku pergi ke toko 5000

B : Toko 5000? Apa itu?

A : Toko 5000 adalah toko yang rata-rata barangnya berharga Rp 5.000,-

B : Oh ya? Aku baru tahu. Di mana lokasinya?

A : Di Jalan Gatot Subroto, tidak jauh dari rumahku.

B : Barang-barang apa saja yang dijual di sana?

A : Macam-macam, mulai dari kebutuhan sekolah, buku-buku, kertas, pulpen, dan juga peralatan rumah tangga.

B : Apa yang kamu beli di sana kemarin?

A : Aku hanya membeli selusin pulpen.

B : Berapa harganya?

A : Ya Rp 5.000. Namanya juga Toko 5000.

B : Selusin pulpen Rp 5.000? Jadi kurang dari Rp 5.00 per biji? Apakah kualitasnya bagus?

A : Ya, lumayan. Aku membelinya untuk aku dan adik-adikku.

B : Aku juga ingin membelinya. Boleh lihat satu pulpenmu?

A : Ini.

B : Terima kasih. Nanti sore aku ke sana.

AT SCHOOL

Posted by Unknown on 02.52

Pencil Sharpener
A : Do you bring pencil sharpener?
B : Yes, (I) bring. Here.
A : I borrow for a moment. Mine is brought by my sister.
B : Ya, just use it.
A : How much did you buy it?
B : Two for one thousand.
A : Oh, not so expensive. Please buy two for me / Can you buy two for me?
B : Yes, this afternoon I will buy it for you.
A : Here is the money. Thank you.
B : You’re welcome.
Peruncing Pensil
A : Apakah kamu membawa peruncing pensil?
B : Ya, bawa. Ini.
A : Aku pinjam sebentar. Punyaku dibawa oleh adikku.
B : Ya, pakai saja.
A : Berapa kamu membelinya?
B : Seribu dapat dua.
A : Oh, tidak begitu mahal. Aku titip beli dua ya?
B : Ya, nanti sore aku akan membelinya untukmu.
A : Ini uangnya. Terima kasih.
B : Terima kasih kembali.

GREETING

Posted by Unknown on 02.36

Selamat pagi = good morning

Selamat malam = good night

Selamat tidur (if your friend will go to sleep)

Selamat makan (pronounceable before eat)

Selamat jalan = good bye

Saya lapar = I’m hungry

Saya lelah = I’m tired

Saya cantik = I’m beautiful

Kamu cantik = You’re beautiful (for girl/woman)

Kamu tampan = You’re handsome (for man)

Kamu keren = You’re cool.

Saya sayang kamu = I love you

Saya mempunyai dua adik perempuan = I have two sisters.

Ayah saya seorang guru matematika = My father is a mathematics teacher.

Saya suka lagu-lagu Super Junior = I likes Super Junior songs.

Kamu teman terbaikku = You’re my best friend.

Saya sedang belajar Bahasa Indonesia = I’m study Indonesia language.

Hobi saya bernyanyi = My hobby is singing.

Saya ingin boneka itu = I want that doll.

Ayo bermain petak umpet! = Let’s play hide and seek.

Kemarin saya pergi ke Bali = Yesterday I went to Bali.

Hari ini saya pergi ke rumah Zeynep = Today I go to Zeynep house.

Besok saya akan pergi ke Korea = Tomorrow I will go to Korea.

Learning Indonesian on the Net

Posted by Unknown on 23.35

Study Bahasa not only with the course book but we can learn it on the Net.
On this Net you can read the articles Indonesia newspaper, courtesy of Kmpas Online and Republika Online.
I would like to show you how to learn Bahasa Indonesia on the Net
yo can look up on this website :
http://www.seasite.niu.edu/indonesian/percakapan/indonesia/originals/

enjoy your study ... ^_^

Word "A"

Posted by Unknown on 22.01

Abstrak : abstract

Abu : ash

Acara : program, agenda

Mengacara : to start off with s.t.

Ada : to be, to exist, there is, there are

Ada-ada saja : there’s always something

Adakalanya : at times, sometimes

Adalah : is, are

Adanya : existence

Berada : to be (located in)

Keadaan : situation, condition

Mengadakan : to organize, hold (an event)

Adat : traditional

Adat-istiadat : traditions and customs

Adegan : scene

Adik : younger brother/sister

Adil : fair, just

Keadilan : justice

Pengadilan : court

Adu : to complain

Mengadu : to complain

Mengadukan : to lodge a complain

Pengadu jago : cockfigther

Aduh : oh! Ouch! Wow!

Agak : rather

Agaknya : probably, perhaps

Agama : religion

Beragama : to adhere to

Agar : so that, in order to

Agung : great

Keagungan : graetness

Ahli : expert

Ahli bahasa : linguistic expert

Ahli bedah : surgeon

Ahli ilmu jawa: psychologist

Ahli pahat : sculptor

Ahli sosiologi : sociologist

Keahlian : skill

Air : water

Air kopi daun: brew of coffee leave

Air ledeng : piped water supply

Air mata : tear

Air minum : drinking water

Air muka : expression

Berair : to have water

Ajaib : miraculous

Keajaiban : miracle

Ajak, Mengajak : to invite

Ajal : death

Ajar : teaching

Ajaran : doctrine

Belajar : to study

Mempelajari : learn

Mengajar : to teach

Mengajarkan : to teach s.t.

Pelajar : student

Pelajaran : lesson

Akal : mind

Masuk akal : plausible

Akan : will

Seakan-akan : as if

Akar : root

Akhir : end, final

Akhirnya : finally

Berakhir : to end

Terakhir : last

Akibat : consequence

Mengakibatkan : to result

Aku : me

Mengaku : to confess

Mengakui : recognise

Alam : nature

Alam pikiran : inspiration

Berpengalaman : to have experience

Mengalami : to experience

Pengalaman : experience

Alangkah : how! (exclamation)

Alangkah senang : how wonderful

Alas : base

Alasan : reason

Alat : instrument

Peralatan : equipment

Alias : otherwise called

Alim : religious

Aling-aling an : screen, protection

Alir, Aliran : flow

Mengalir : to flow

Alis : eyebrow

Almarhum : the late

Alternatif : alternatife

Alun-alun : town square

Aman : safety

Keamanan : security

Amarah : anger

Amat : very

Mengamat-amati : to watch closely

Mengamati : observe

Pengamat-amatan : observation

Ambil, Mengambil : to take

Mengambilkan : to gate

Amboi : hey!

Amplop : envelope

Ampun : mercy

Mengampuni : to forgive

Anak : child

Anak kunci : key

Anak rambut : wisp of hair

Analisa : analysis

Ancam, Mengancam : to threaten

Anda : you

Andaikata : supposing that, if

Andong : horse-drawn vehicle

Aneh : strange

Keanehan : strangeness

Aneka : different

Beraneka-ragam : all sorts of

Anggap, Anggapan : assumption

Beranggapan : to have an opinion

Menganggap : to think

Anggota : member

Keanggotaan : membership

Angguk : a nod

Mengangguk : to nod

Mengangguk-anggukkan : to nod several times

Anggur, Menganggur : to be unemployed

Penganggur : unemployed person

Pengangguran : unemployment

Angin : wind

Angka : number, mark

Angkasa : the sky

Angkasawan : spaceman

Angkat : carrying

Angkatan : generation

Angkatan laut: navy

Angkatan udara: air force

Angkatan darat: army

Berangkat : to leave

Keberangkatan: departure

Memberangkatkan: to dispatch

Mengangkat : raise

Pemberangkatan: the dispatch

Angkuh : arrogant

Angkut, Mengangkut : to transport

Pengangkutan: transportation

Anjing : dog

Anjur, Menganjurkan : to suggest

Antar, Mengantarkan : to take accompany

Pengantar : messenger

Antara : between

Antusias : enthusiasm

Anugerah : gift

Apa : what

Apabila : when

Apakah : whether

Apalah : what (rhetorical question)

Apa pun : whatever

Apa saja : anything at all

Tidak apa : it doesn’t matter

Tidak apalah : never mind

Api : fire

Arah : direction

Mengarahkan : to aim. direct

Arak : rice wine

Arang : charcoal

Arti : meaning

Berarti : to mean, have significance

Mengartikan : to understand, interpret

Artikel : article

Arung, Mengarungi : to wade across or through s.t.

Arus : flow

Arwah : spirit, soul

Asa : hope

Asal : source

Asalkan : as long as

Berasal : come from

Asap : smoke

Asas : principle

Asing : foreign

Keterasingan : isolation

Terasing : isolated

Asli : original

Astaga : God forgive me!

Asuh, Mengasuh : to take care (of child)

Asyik : absorbed

Mengasyikkan : fascinating

Atap : roof

Beratap (kan) lalang : to have a grass roof

Beratap seng : to have a corrugated iron roof

Atas : on, above

Atas-mengatasi: to out do e.o.

Atau : or

Atau malahan : or rather

Atur, Mengatur : to regulate

Peraturan : regulation

Teratur : regular(ly)

Awal : beginning, first, early

Awalan : prefix

Berawalan : to have a prefix

Awan : cloud

Awas, Mengawasi : to supervise

Ayah : father

Ayam : chicken

Ayam jantan : rooster

Ayun, Ayunan : swing

Mengayun (kan) : sway s.t.

Mengayun-ayun : to rock (baby, cradle)

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Minggu, 30 Juni 2013

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Kamis, 27 Juni 2013

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Rabu, 26 Juni 2013

Indonesian Grammar / Tata Bahasa Indonesia

Colors

Days of the week

Daily Conversation

Transfering Money

Changing money

Escorting guest to the room (II)

Handling Check In (I)

Handling a Room Reservation

Buying Ballpoint

AT SCHOOL

GREETING

Selasa, 25 Juni 2013

Learning Indonesian on the Net

Word "A"

jam

Kalender

buku tamu

BTricks

BThemes

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