Traditional Food

Sauces and Seasonings 
  Traditional Small Bites

Small Bites 
  Traditional Main Dishes

Main Courses 
  Traditional Desserts

Sweets 
 

Drinks

Emergencies

Health & Emergencies 
 

Symptoms 
 

Doctors & Specialists 
 

Parts of the Body 
 

Pharmacy 
 

Money 
 

Safety & Emergencies 
  Special for Disables

Special for Disabled 
 

Special for Women 
  Special for Babies

Special for Kids

First Steps

Pronouns  
  Conjunctions & Prepositions 
  Common Words 
  Common Verbs Fundamental Verbs – Fundamental 
  Common Verbs Action Verbs – Action 
  "Common Verbs – Travel 
  Common Verbs Socialize Verbs – Socialize 
  Common Verbs Sensorial Verbs – Sensorial 
  Common Verbs House and Kitchen Verbs – House & Kitchen 
  Common Verbs Sport Verbs – Sport 
  Common Adjectives 
  Common Questions 
  Numbers Numbers  
  Compare Compare & Quantify

Into the Kitchen

Kitchen Tools 
  Way of Cooking

Ways of Cooking 
 

At the Restaurant 
  Cereals

Cereals & Main Ingredients 
 

Vegetables  
  Fruits

Fruits  
 

Fish & Meat  
 

Seasonings 
 

Desserts  
 

Drinks

Travel & House

Places & Nature 
  Places and City

Places & City 
  Travel and Transport

Travel & Transport 
  Means of Transport

Mean of Transport 
 

Orientation 
 

Sightseeing  
  Hotels and Accommodation

Hotels- Common Words 
 

Places of the House 
  Furnitures

Furniture

Socializing

Greetings  
 

People & Family 
 

When? Time References 
 

Emotions  
 

Watch & Time 
 

Calendar  
 

Colors  
 

Weather

Business & Real Life

Business 
 

Job Professions 
  Animals and Plants

Animals & Plants 
 

Dating and Love 
 

Religion  
 

Culture & Arts 
  Sport

Sport 
 

Communication & Technologies 
  Shopping General

Shopping – General 
  Shopping Item List

Shopping – Item List

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FIRST STEPS

Pronouns:

How to say it	in Indonesian
I	Saya (Formal) - Aku (Informal)
You	Anda (Formal) - Kamu (Informal)
He	Dia
She	Dia
We	Kami - Kita
You	Kalian
They	Mereka
My	... Saya - ...Aku
Your	... Kamu - ...Kamu
His Her	... Dia
Our	... Kita - ...Kami
Your	...Kalian
Their	...Mereka

Conjunctions & Prepositions:

How to say it	in Indonesian
And	Dan
Or	Atau
That (Conjunction)	Yang
But	Tapi - Tetapi
By the way	Ngomong-ngomong
Also	Juga
Even if	Bahkan jika
In addition	Selain itu
If	Kalau - Jika
As	Seperti
Nor	Juga tidak
Until	Sampai
As long as	Selama
So that	Sehingga - Agar
So - Therefore	Jadi
While	Ketika
Still	Masih
At the contrary	Sebaliknya
Because	Karena
Of	Dari
To	Ke
From	Dari
In	Di
With	Dengan
Without	Tanpa
On	Atas
For	Untuk
Between - Among	Antara

Between a coffee to share, a conjunction, and a thank you.

Common Words:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Yes	Ya
No	Tidak
Don't	Jangan
Maybe	Mungkin
Thank you	Terima Kasih
Thanks a lot	Terima Kasih banyak
You are welcome	Sama sama - Tidak apa apa
Hello	Hallo
Nice to meet you	Senang bertemu kamu
My name is...	Nama saya...
Good morning	Selamat pagi
Good afternoon	Selamat siang
Good evening	Selamat sore
Good night	Selamat Malam - Selamat Tidur
Bye bye	Bye bye - Dadaaa
See you	Sampai jumpa
I'm sorry	Saya minta maaf
Sorry? - What? - Pardon?	Maaf apa?
Excuse me	Permisi
Can I?	Bisakah saya ? - Bolehkah saya ?
I undertand	Saya mengerti
I don't understand	Saya tidak mengerti
I understand a little bit	saya mengerti sebagian kecil
There is a problem	Ada masalah
No problem	Tidak ada masalah
Don't worry	Tidak apa-apa - Jangan khawatir
Solution	Solusi - Jalan keluar
Sure - Surely	Pasti - Tentu
Just - Only	Hanya - Saja
I like...	Saya suka ...
I don't like...	Saya tidak suka ...
Word	Kata
Life	Hidup - Kehidupan
Death	Mati - Kematian
Peace	Damai

Coffee? It is a very common word. Thanks is a must.

Verbs - Fundamentals:

How to say it	in Indonesian
To be	Adalah
There is - There are	Ada
To have	Punya - Mempunyai - Memiliki
To need	Membutuhkan - Perlu - Memerlukan
To choose	Pilih - Memilih
To become	Jadi - Menjadi
To stay - To remain	Tinggal - Menetap
Must - Have to	Harus - Mesti
To can	Bisa - Dapat - Boleh
To want	Mau - Ingin
To believe	Percaya
To understand	Mengerti
To know	Tahu - Mengetahui

Between choosing to want a coffee or needing a coffee, we would rather have a coffee.

Verbs - Action:

How to say it	in Indonesian
To do	Lakukan - Melakukan
To make	Buat - Membuat
To build	Bangun - Membangun
To fix	Perbaiki - Tambal ban
To break	Rusak - Merusak
To take	Ambil - Mengambil
To bring	Bawa - Membawa
To search - To look for	Cari - Mencari
To find - To get	Temukan - Mememukan - Dapat - Mendapat
To achieve	Dapat - Mendapat
To lose - To miss	Hilang - Kehilangan
To hide	Sembunyi - Menyembunyikan
To sit	Duduk
To stand up - to rise	Berdiri - Bangkit
To lift	Angkat - Mengangkat
To low	Taruh - Menaruh
To light - To turn on	Nyala - Menyalakan
To turn off	Mati - Mematikan
To open	Buka - Membuka
To close	Tutup - Menutup
To move	Pindah - Memindahkan - Bergerak
To go	Pergi - Meninggalkan
To rest - To relax	Istirahat - Beristirahat - Bersantai
To sell	Jual - Menjual
To count	Hitung - Menghitung - Berhitung
To check	Periksa - Memeriksa
To push	Dorong - Mendorong
To pull	Tarik - Menarik
To throw	Buang - Membuang

Come on, let's go have a coffee.

Verbs - Socializing:

How to say it	in Indonesian
To say	Berkata- Mengatakan
To talk	Bicara - Berbicara - Ngomong
To love	Cinta - Mencintai
To cry	Nangis - Menangis
To smile	Senyum - Tersenyum
To laugh	Tawa - Tertawa
To make wrong - To go wrong	Salah - Bersalah
To suggest - To advise - To recommed	Saran - Menyarankan
To joke	Canda - Bercanda
To read	Baca - Membaca
To write	Tulis - Menulis
To translate	Terjemah - Menterjemah
To work	Kerja - Bekerja
To learn	Belajar
To study	Mempelajari
To teach	Mengajar
To show	Tunjuk- Menunjukan
To dance	Menari - Joget
To sing	Nyanyi - Menyanyi
To play (a musical instrument)	Bermain ( Gitar, Drum..)
To play (a game - or playstation)	Bermain ( Game )
To grow up	Tumbuh - Bertumbuh
To live	Hidup - Kehidupan
To die	Meninggal dunia - Mati
To get sick	Sakit
To heal	Sembuh
To get old	Menua
To swear	Janji - Berjanji
To cheat	Khianat - Mengkhianati
To pretend - To fake	Pura pura
To run away	Menjahu - Lari
To bother - To disturb	Ganggu - Mengganggu
To save	Lindungi - Melindungi
To get angry	Marah
To defend - To protect	Jaga - Menjaga - Bertahan - Proteksi
To fight	Kelahi - Berekelahi - Berantem
To hug	Peluk - Memeluk

What's better than a coffee to thank someone for something?

Verbs - Travel:

How to say it	in Indonesian
To go	Pergi
To pick up	Jemput - Menjemput
To come	Datang - Kemari
To arrive	Sampai - Tiba
To leave	Berangkat - Pergi
To ask	Tanya - Bertanya - Meminta
To meet	Temui - Bertemu
To book	Pemesanan - Booking
To agree - To accept	Setuju - Sependapat
To disagree	Tidak setuju
To drive	Menyetir - Kendarai - Mengendarai
To go back	Kembali - Pulang - Mundur
To turn	Belok - Berbelok (kiri dan kanan)
To go down	Ke bawah
To go up	Ke atas
To wait	Tunggu - Menunggu
To stop	Berhenti - Stop
To enter	Masuk
To exit	Keluar
To rent	Sewa - Menyewa
To buy	Beli - Membeli
To pay	Bayar - Membayar
To change	Ganti - Mengganti
To trust - To believe in someone	Percaya - Mempercayai
To call	Panggil - Memanggil
To send	Kirim - Mengirim
To receive	Terima - Menerima
To wear	Pakai - Memakai
To sew	Jahit - Menjahit
To make a photo	Ambil Gambar - Fotoin
To record	Merekam
To save (a file)	Simpan - Menyimpan (file)
To click	Pencet
To scroll	Gesek
To recharge - To charge	Mengisi

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Verbs - Sensorial:

How to say it	in Indonesian
To like	Suka - Menyukai
To try	Coba - Mencobai
To think	Pikir - Berpikir
To remember	Ingat - Mengingat
To forget	Lupa
To see - To look	Lihat - Melihat
To watch (a movie)	Nonton - Menonton (movie)
To touch	Sentuh - Menyentuh
To feel	Rasa - Merasa
To listen	Dengar - Mendengar
To breathe	Napas - Bernapas

Experience the pleasure of sipping a coffee.

Verbs - House & Kitchen:

How to say it	in Indonesian
To eat	Makan
To drink	Minum
To taste - To try a food	Cicip - Mencicip
To bite	Gigit - Mengigit
To chew	Kunyah - Mengunyah
To cook	Masak - Memasak
To mix	Campur - Mencampur
To stir	Aduk - Mengaduk
To cut	Potong - Memotong
To break in two parts	Patah - Mematahkan
To slice	Mengiris
To pour - To Spill	Isi - Mengisi
To weight	Berantakan - Memberatkan
To measure	Ukur - Mengukur
To serve the dish	Menyajikan
To wash - To clean	Cuci - Mencuci
To laundry	Cuci Baju
To hang clothes - To dry clothes	Jemuran baju
To sweep	Sapu - Menyapu
To dry	Kering - Mengeringi
To tidy up the house	Beres-beres rumah
To sleep	Tidur
To dream	Mimpi - Bermimpi
To relax	Santai - Bersantai - Istirahat
To wake up	Bangun
To open (the door or window)	Buka - Membuka(Pintu atau Jendela)
To close (the door or window)	Tutup - Menutup (Pintu atau Jendela)
To lock the door	Kunci pintu - Mengunci pintu

Tip: In Indonesia, household utensils can be found on Tokopedia.

Verbs - Sport & Movement:

How to say it	in Indonesian
To workout	Olahraga - Berolahraga
To sweat	Keringat - Berkeringat
To struggle	Berjuang - Berusaha
To walk	Jalan - Berjalan
To run	Lari - Berlari
To fall down	Jatuh - Terjatuh
To slip	Peleset - Terpeleset - Tersandung
To kick	Tendang - Menendang
To hit - To strike	Pukul - Memukul
To swim	Renang - Berenang
To surf	Surfing
To dive	Diving
To climb	Panjat tebing
To bike	Bersepda
To fly	Terbang
To win	Menang - Memenangkan
To lose (the game)	Kala - Mengalakan

You can exercise and stay fit by exploring and experiencing new adventures with a local guide.

Common Adjectives:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Really - Very - (Addendum)	Sangat - Banget - Sungguh
Good	Bagus - Baik
Bad - Evil	Buruk - Jahat
Handsome	Ganteng - Tampan
Beautiful	Cantik
Ugly	Jelek
Great	Mantap
Splendid	Keren
Breathtaking - Outstanding	Luar Biasa
Terrible	Mengerikat
Big	Besar
Small	Kecil
Long	Panjang
Short	Pendek
Large	Lebar
Tight	Ketat
High	Tinggi
Low	Rendah
Fat	Gendut - Gemuk
Slim	Kurus - Langsing
Normal	Biasa
Fast	Cepat - Laju
Slow	Pelan - Lambat - Lemot
Tired	Lelah - Capek
Relaxed	Santai - Tenang
Comfortable	Nyaman
Uncomfortable	Risi - Tidak Nyaman
Full - Complete	Penuh - Kenyang
Empty	Kosong
Crowded - Busy	Ramai
Uncrowded - Not crowded - Empty	Sepi
Expensive	Mahal - Harga Tinggi
Cheap	Murah - Harga Rendah
Poor	Orang miskin
Rich	Orang kaya
Light - Not heavy	Ringan
Heavy	Berat
New	Baru
Old	Tua
Young	Muda
Alone	Sendiri
Healthy	Sehat
Sick	Sakit
Strong	Kuat
Weak	Lemah
Funny	Lucu
Boring	Bosan
Arrogant	Arogan
Shy	Malu
Smart - Intelligent - Clever	Pintar
Stupid - Fool - Dumb - Idiot	Bodoh
Incompetent	Tidak Berkompoten
Naughty	Nakal
Easy	Mudah - Gambang
Difficult - Hard - Complex	Sulit - Susah
Useful	Berguna
Useless	Tidak berguna - Tidak usah
Wet	Basah
Dry	Kering
Clean	Bersih
Dirty	Kotor
Smelly	Bau - Berbau
Perfumed	Parfum
Solid	Padat
Liquid	Cair
Bright - Light - Clear	Terang - Jernih
Dark	Gelap

Simple, like a coffee.

Common Questions:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Who?	Siapa?
What?	Apa?
What is this?	Apa ini?
Which one?	Yang mana?
Where?	Di mana?
When?	Kapan?
How much?	Berapa?
Why?	Kenapa?
How?	Bagaimana?
Do you have ...?	Apa kamu Punya..? -
Can I?	Dapatkah saya ... - Boleh saya ...?
Where can I ...?	Dimana saya dapat...
Should I?	Apa saya harus ... ?
What does it mean?	Ini artinya apa?
Can you repeat please?	Bisa Tolong diulang?
Can you repeat slowly?	Tolong diulang pelan-pelan?
How much is it?	Berapa harganya?
Where is it?	Di mana ini?
Do you like it?	Kamu suka?
How are you?	Apa kabar?
What is your name?	Nama siapa?
How old are you?	Umur berapa?
Where do you come from?	Asal mana?
Where do you live?	Tinggal di mana?
Where are you going?	Mau ke mana?
Are you married?	Sudah menikah?
Do you have kids?	Sudah punya anak?
What is your job?	Kerja apa?
Did you eat?	Sudah makan?
Do you speak Indonesian?	Bisa bicara Bahasa Indonesia?
Do you speak English?	Bisa bicara Bahasa Inggris?
How can I say this in Indonesian?	Bagaimana cara tinggal di Indonesia?
Do you understand?	Kamu mengerti?
Can you write it?	Bisa ditulis?

Do you want a coffee? Yes thanks you.

Numbers:

How to say it	in Indonesian
One	Satu
Two	Dua
Three	Tiga
Four	Empat
Five	Lima
Six	Enam
Seven	Tujuh
Eight	Delapan
Nine	Sembilan
Ten	Sepuluh
Eleven	Sebelas
Twelve	Duabelas
Thirteen	Tigabelas
Fourteen	Empatbelas
Fifteen	Limabelas
Sixteen	Enambelas
Seventeen	Tujuhbelas
Eighteen	Delapanbelas
Nineteen	Sembilanbelas
Twenty	Dua puluh
Twenty-One	Dua puluh satu
Thirty	Tiga puluh
Thirty-One	Tiga puluh satu
Forty	Empat puluh
Fifthy	Lima puluh
Sixty	Enam puluh
Seventy	Tujuh puluh
Eighty	Delapan puluh
Ninety	Sembilan puluh
One Hundred	Seratus
One Hunderd One	Seratus satu
One Hunderd Ten	Seratus sepuluh
One Hunderd Eleven	Seratus sebelas
One Hundred Twenty	Seratus dua puluh
Two Hundred	Dua ratus
Three Hunded	Tiga ratus
One Thousand	Seribu
Two Thousand	Dua ribu
Two Thousand Five Hunded	Dua ribu lima ratus
Two Thousand Seven Hunded Fifty	Dua ribu tujuh ratus lima puluh
Ten Thousand	Sepuluh ribu
Twenty Thousand	Dua puluh ribu
One Hunded Thousand	Seratus ribu
Two Hunded Thousand	Dua ratus ribu
One Million	Satu juta
One Billion	Satu miliar
First	Pertama
Second	Kedua
Third	Ketiga
Fourth	Keempat
Fifth	Kelima
Double	Dobel
Triple	Triple

Precious advice: In Indonesia you can find the best exchange rate from Euro to Rupees on Wise.

Compare & Quantify:

How to say it	in Indonesian
With	Dengan
Without	Tanpa
All - Everything	Semua
Nothing	Nol - Tidak ada
A lot	Banyak
A bit - A little	Sedikit
Too much	Terlalu banyak
Too little	Terlalu sedikit
More	Lebih - Tambah
Less	Kurang
Enough	Cukup
Like this	Begitu
The most - The best	Paling - Terbaik - Paling bagus
This is better than that	Ini lebih bagus daripada itu
This is like that	Ini sama seperti itu
This is worse than that	Ini lebih buruk daripada itu

Sharing a coffee is a small gesture, which is worth a lot.

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Watch & Time:

How to say it	in Indonesian
What time is it?	Jam berapa?
Hour	Jam
Minute	Menit
Second	Detik
One o'clock	Jam satu
Two o'clock	Jam dua
Three o'clock	Jam tiga
Four o'clock	Jam empat
Five o'clock	Jam lima
Six o'clock	Jam enam
Seven o'clock	Jam tujuh
Eight o'clock	Jam delapan
Nine o'clock	Jam sembilan
Ten o'clock	Jam sepuluh
Eleven o'clock	Jam sebelas
Midday - Noon	Tengah Hari - Siang
Midnight	Tengah malam
Half past four	Setengah lima
Quarter past four	Empat lewat seperempat
Quarter to four	Seperempant lagi jam empat

Tip: If you are looking for a watch in Indonesia, on Tokopedia you'll find the best choices for lowest prices.

Calendar:

How to say it	in Indonesian
What day is it?	Hari apa ini? - Hari apa itu?
Day	Hari
Week	Minggu
Bulan	Bulan
Year	Tahun
Monday	Senin
Tuesday	Selasa
Wednesday	Rabu
Thursday	Kamis
Friday	Jumat
Saturday	Sabtu
Sunday	Minggu
January	Januari
February	Februari
March	Maret
April	April
May	Mei
June	Juni
July	Juli
August	Augustus
September	September
October	Oktober
November	November
December	Desember

When? Time References:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Already	Sudah
Always	Selalu
Never	Tidak pernah
Often	Sering
Sometimes	Kadang
Rarely	Jarang
Usually	Biasanya
Before	Sebelum
After	Nanti
Now	Sekarang
Today	Hari ini
Tonight	Malam ini
This morning	Pagi ini
Tomorrow	Besok
After Tomorrow	Lusa
Soon	Segera
In three days	Di tiga hari
Until ...	Sampai
Yesterday	Kemarin
The day before yesterday	Kemarin lusa
Three days ago	Tiga hari yang lalu
Last month	Bulan lalu
Long time ago	Dulu kala
Earlier	Awal
Just - Freshly	Baru
While	Ketika
Sunset	Mata hari terbenam
Sunrise	Mata hari terbit
Morning	Pagi
Afternoon	Siang
Evening	Sore
Night	Malam

Orientation:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Position	Posisi
Where is it?	Di mana itu?
I would like to go to...	Saya ingin pergi..
How can I go to...?	Kesana dengan apa?
How far is it?	Berapa jauh
Can you show it on the map?	Tolong tunjukan di map
This	Ini
That	Itu
Here	Di sini
There	Di sana
Far	Jauh
Near - Close	Dekat
Short	Pendek
Long	Panjang
Above	Di atas
Below - Under	Di bawah
Right	Kiri
Left	Kanan
Straight	Lurus
Beside - Next to	Di samping - Di sebelah
Behind	Di belakang
In front of	Di depan
Around	Sekitar
Inside	Di dalam
Outside	Di luar
Entrance	Masuk
Exit	Keluar
Climb - Ascent	Tanjakan
Slope - Descent	Turunan
Plain - Flat - Lowland	Jalan rata
No Entry	Dilarang masuk
Continue	Lanjut
Turn left	Belok kiri
Turn right	Belok kanan
Turn back	Putar balik
Start	Awal
End	Akhir
Kilometer	Kilometer
Meters	Meter
Nord	Utara
South	Selatan
West	Barat
East	Timur

Valuable tips: Look for a local guide to help you discover the wonders of the place.

Greetings:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Language	Bahasa
Hi	Hallo
Welcome	Selamat datang
Good morning	Selamat Pagi..
Good afternoon	Selamat Siang..
Good evening	Selamat Sore...
Good night	Selamat Malam..
Bye bye	Dah dah
Have a nice travel	Hati hati di jalan
See you	Sampai Jumpa
Sorry	Maaf
Thank you	Terimaksih - Makasih
No thank you	Tidak terimaksih
Yes thank you	Ia terimaksih
How are you?	Apa Kabar?
Good	Baik - Sehat
Bad	Sakit - Tidak enak badan
What is your name?	Nama siapa?
My name is...	Nama saya..
How old are you?	Umur berapa?
I am ... years old	Umur saya...
Where do you come from?	Asal dari mana?
I come from...	Asal saya ...
Where do you live?	Tinggal di mana?
Do you live here?	Kamu tinggal di sini?
I live in ...	Saya tinggal di ...
Where are you going?	Mau ke mana?
Are you married?	Sudah menikah?
Do you have kids?	Sudah punya anak?
What is your job?	Kerja apa? - Apa kerjaan kamu?
What do you study?	Kamu sekolah apa?
What a nice day!	Hari bahagia
Today it's hot!	Hari ini panas
Today it's cold!	Hari ini Dingin
Do you like this place?	Kamu suka tempat ini?
I am kidding	Saya Bercanda
Keep in touch!	Berkabar - Kasih kabar
Congratulations!	Selamat
Opinion	Pendapat
Idea	Ide
Voice	Suara

If love is in the air, it surely smells like coffee.

People & Family:

How to say it	in Indonesian
People	Orang - Masyarakat
Man	Pria - Laki-Laki
Woman	Wanita - Perempuan
Kid	Anak Kecil
Old	Orang tua
Mister (Father)	Bapak
Miss (Mother)	Ibu
Mrs	Nona
Grandfather	Kakek
Grandmother	Nenek
Son	Putra
Daughter	Putri
Brother or Sister (Older)	kakak
Brother or Sister (Younger)	Adik
Uncle	Om - Paman
Aunt	Tante - Bibi
Friend	Teman - Kawan
Partner - Couple	Pacar - Kekasih
Husband	Suami
Wife	Istri
Family	Keluarga
Married	Berkeluarga
Single	Lajang
Divorced	Cerai
Widowed	Janda

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Means of Transport:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Bus	Bis
Taxi	Angkot - Taksi
Ship	Kapal
Boat	Speed boat
Train	Kereta api
Subway	Kereta bawah tanah
Airplane	Pesawat
Truck	Trak
Car	Mobil
Scooter	Sepeda motor
Motorbike	Sepeda motor
By feet - By walking	Jalan kaki
Bicycle	Sepeda
Electric vehicle	Kendaraan listrik

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Travel & Transport:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Transport	Transport
Travel -Trip	Perjalanan
Passport	Pasport - Kartu identitas
Visa	Visa
Document	Berkas - Dokumen
Station stop	Pos Berhenti
Station	Stasion
Harbor - Harbour - Port	Pelabuhan
Airport	Bandara
Suitcase - Luggage - Baggage	Koper - Bagasi - Bawaan
Lost luggage	Koper hilang
Ticket	Tiket - Karcis
Ticket office	Tempat jual karcis - Tiket
Air condition	AC
Travel agency	Agen Travel
Time	Waktu
What time does it leave?	Jam berapa berangkat?
What time does it arrive?	Jam berapa tiba?
What time does it get here?	Jam berapa sampai di sini?
How long is the travel?	Berapa lama perjalanan?
How much is it?	Berapa banyak itu?
Confirmed	Konfirmasi
Full	Penuh
Deleted	Hapus
Changed	Tukar
Delayed	Tunda
Smoking class	Ruang Merokok
Non-smoking class	Ruang bebas Rokok
Can I seat here?	Boleh saya duduk di sini?
Where?	Dimana?
This is my seat	Ini kursi saya
Can you stop here please?	Tolong berhenti disini..
Let me down please - Get me down please	Tolong turunkan saya
Aisle seat	Kursi lorong
Window seat	Kursi di samping jendela
Life Jacket	Jaket pelindung
Seasick - Seasickness	Mabuk laut
Taximeter	Taksimeter
Can you please turn on the taxameter?	Tolong nyalakan taximeternya
Can you bring me to this address?	Tolong ke alamat ini...
Address	Alamat tujuan
Can you wait for me here please?	Tolong tunggu disini sebentar
Can you drive slower?	Bisa tolong lebih pelan
Can you drive faster?	Bisa tolong lebih cepat
Can you drive responsibly?	Tolong Menyetir dengan hati-hati
Driver	Menyetir
Insurance	Asuransi
Plate of the vehicle	Plat
Vehicle documentation	Surat kendaraan
Transfer of ownership	Balik nama pemilik
Map	Peta
Speed limit	Batsan kecepatan
Parking	Parkir
Mechanical	Bengkel
Can you check this?	Tolong dicek
No entry	Dilarang masuk
Give priority	Beri prioritas
Helmet	Helm
Accident - Crash	Kecelakaan
It won't start	Ini tidak bisa nyala
Blown tire - Perforated tire - Punctured tire	Ban pecah
To fix the tire	Tambal ban - Press ban
Gas - Gasoline - Petrol	Petrol - Bensin
Gas station	Pertamina
Charger	Cas - Isi batray
Fill my fuel tank	Isi penuh
Out of gas - Without gasoline	Kehabisan bensin
Kilometer	kilometer

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Places of the House:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Home - House	Rumah - Tempat tinggal
Kitchen	Dapur
Living room	Ruang tamu
Bedroom	Kamar tidur
Bed	Tempat tidur
Dining room	Ruang makan
Toilet - Bathroom	Toilet - Kamar kecil
Garden	Taman - Kebun
Terrace	Teras
Balcony	Balkon
Roof	Atap
Wall	Dinding
Paint	Cat
Ceiling	Langit-langit
Floor	Lantai
Electrical system	Listrik
Plumbing - Hydraulic system	Pipa air
Switch	Saklar lampu
Power outlet - Socket	Stopkontak
Power strip	Strip listrik - Celokan listrik
Window	Jendela
Door	Pintu
Elevator - Lift	Lift

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Furniture & Tools:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Lamp	Lampu
Bulb	Bola lampu - Bhalom
Light	Cahaya - Lampu
Chair - Seat	Kursi
Table	Meja
Bedside table	Meja sudut - Meja samping
Couch - Sofa	Sofa
Bed	Kasur - Temapt tidur
Blanket	Selimut
Bed sheets - Bed linen	Sprei
Pillow - Cushion	Bantal
Pillow cover - Cushion cover	Sarung bantal
Mat - Rug	Keset
Carpet	Karpet
Curtain	Gorden - Tirai
Door handle	Penahan pintu
Lock - Keyhole	Kunci - Lubang kunci
Mirror	Cermin
Closet - Wardrobe - Cabinet	Lemari - Lemari pakaian - Kabinet
Shelf	Rak
Book	Buku
Hanger - Clothes hanging	Gantungan - Gantungan pakaian - Hanger
WC	Toilet - WC
Water spray	Semprotan air cebok
Tap - Faucet	Keran air
Shower	Alat Shower
Bathtub	Bak mandi - Bak rendam
Sink - Washbasin	Wastafel
Air condition	AC - Pendingin ruangan
Remote control of air condition	Remot kontrol AC
Fan	Kipas angin
Toaster	Pemanggang roti- Toaster
Dishwasher	Mesin Cuci Piring
Washing machine	Mesin Cuci
Laundry	Laundry - Cucian
Phone	Telepon - Hape
Vault - Safe box	Kotak Brankas
Keys	Kunci
Toothpaste	Pasta gigi
Toothbrush	Sikat gigi
Hairbrush	Sikat rambut - Sisir
Comb	Sisir
Razor - Shaver	Cukuran - Alat cukur
Shaving foam - Shaving cream	Krim cukur - Busa cukur
Soap	Sabun mandi
Shampoo	Sampoh
Conditioner	Kondisioner
Toilet paper	Tisu toilet
Towel	Handuk
Hair dryer	Hair dryer - Pengering rambut
Ironing board - Iron	Papan setrika - Setrika
Mosquito net	Kelambu nyamuk
Mosquito repellent spray	Obat nyamuk - Krim untuk nyamuk - Semprotan nyamuk
Cigarettes	Rokok
Ashtray	Asbak
Remote control	Remot
Television	TV
Dish soap	Sabun cuci
Floor soap	Sabun lantai
Broom - Broomstick	Sapu
Mop	Pel - Mengepel
Cloth	Pakaian
Sponge	spons
Bucket	Keranjang
Rubbish bin - Trash bin	Tempat sampah
Dustbin	Tempat sampah

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Hotel - Common Words:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Room	Kamar
Hotel	Hotel
Camping	Berkemah
Camping tend	Tenda kemah
Beach bangalow	Bungalow di pantai
Guesthouse	Rumah tamu - Wisma - Guesthouse
Hostel	Asrama - Hostel
Swimming pool	Kolam renang
Reservation	Pesanan
Days stay - Days of accommodation	Hari menginap - Hari akomodasi
Family	Keluarga
Business	Bisnis
We are in (number)	Kita ada (nomor) orang
Group	Kelompok - Grup
Names	Nama
My name is...	Nama saya ...
Address	Alamat
Passport	Paspor
Document	Dokumen - Berkas
Available room	Kamar yang tersedia
Quiet room - Silent room	Ruang sunyi
Bright room - Light room	Ruang terang - Ruang Tenang
Room with a view	Ruang dengan pemandangan
The best room	Kamar terbaik
Room with a kitchen	Kamar dengan dapur
Luxury	Mewah - Kemewahan
Cheap	Murah
I like it a lot	Saya sangat menyukainya
I don't like it	Saya tidak menyukainya
Can I see another room?	Bisakah saya melihat ruangan lain?
How much is it?	Berapa harganya?
I take it	saya mengambilnya
It doesn't work	Ini tidak bekerja
Massage	Pijat
What time is it the breakfast?	Jam berapa sarapannya?
Half board	Paket setengah
Full board	Paket lengkap
Can you wake me up?	Bisakah kamu membangunkanku?
Private bathroom	Kamar mandi pribadi
Shared bathroom	Kamar mandi bersama
Hot water	Air panas
Cold water	Air dingin
Single bed	Tempat tidur tunggal
Double bed	Ranjang ganda
Extra bed	Kasur tambahan
Internet	Internet
WiFi	Wifi
Password	Kata sandi
Cleaning service	Petugas kebersihan
Room service	Servis kamar - Pelayanan kamar
Who's there?	Siapa disana?
A moment!	Tunggu sebentar!
Can you back later?	Bisakah Anda kembali nanti?
Check in	Mendaftar - Chek in
Checkout	Chek out
Bill - Check	Tagihan - Bill
I had a great time	Saya puas dan senang
I will recommend it to everyone!	Saya akan merekomendasikannya kepada semua orang!
Thank you	Terima kasih

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Places & Nature:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Place	Tempat
Beach	Pantai
Lake	Danau
River	Sungai
Waterfall	Ait terjun
Plain - Lowland	Dataran rendah
Hill	Bukit
Mountain	Gunung
Forest	Hutan
Jungle	Hutan rimba
Archipelago	Kepuluan
Island	Pulau
Cliff	Tebing
Ravine	Jurang
Abyss	Dasar laut
World	Dunia
Nature	Alam
Air	Udara
Water	Air
Fire	Api
Land - Ground	Tanah
Sun	Matahari
Moon	Bulan
Cloud	Dingin
Sky	Langit
Earth	Bumi
Rock - Stone	Batu
Wood	Kayu
Mud	Lumpur
Puddle	Genangan air
Sea - Ocean	Laut - Samudra
Waves	Ombak
Path - Trail - Footpath	Jalur jalan - Jalan setapak
Paddy - Rice field	Sawah - Ladang
Park	Taman
Iron	Besi

Valuable tips: Look for a local guide to help you discover the wonders of the place.

Places & City:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Country - Nation	Negara
Abroad	Luar negeri
Border - Frontier	Batas - Perbatasan
Capital	Ibu kota
City	Kota
Village	Desa - Kampung
Bridge	Jembantan
Traffic light	Lampu lalu lintas
Intersection - Crossroad	Perempatan - Pertigaan
Road	Jalan
Main road	Jalan utama
Highway	Jalur cepat
Sidewalk	Trotoar
Underpass	Jalan bawah tanah
Poth hole - Bump road	Jalan bergelombang - Jalan berlubang
Dumpster	Tempat Sampah
Pollution	Polusi
Office	Kantor
School	Sekolah
Shop	Toko - Warung
Supermarket - Grocery store	Toko sualayan
Traditional market	Pasar lokal
Mall	Mol
Bar	Bar
Restaurant	Restoran
Disco	Diskotik
House - Home	Rumah
Building	Bangunan
Private	Pribadi
Public	Umum

Valuable advice: Indonesian cities hide secrets and treasures. Look for a local guide to help you discovering them.

Weather:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Weather	Cuaca
Season	Musim
Hot	Panas
Cold	Dingin
Summer	Musim Panas
Winter	Musim Salju
Sun	Matahari
Rain	Hujan
Storm	Badai
Wind	Angin
Heat	Cuaca panas tinggi
Lightning	Petir
Thunder	Guntur
Cloudy	Berawan
Flood - Flooding	Banjir
Raincoat	Jas Hujan
Umbrella	Payung
Sun cream - Sunblock	Sun blok
Shadow	Bayangan

There is always the right weather for a coffee.

Sightseeing:

How to say it	in Indonesian
I would like to see...	Saya mau melihat
What is this?	Apa ini?
Where are we?	Dimana kita?
Who is the author?	Siapa yang membuat?
Can I make photos?	Boleh saya foto?
Can I make videos?	Boleh saya vidioin?
Can I go there?	Boleh saya kesana?
Tourist guide	Pemandu turis - Guide
Driver	Sopir
Hike - Tour	Perjalanan
Map	Peta - Map
Catalogue	Katalog
Tourist visits	Kunjungan Wisata
City	Kota
Museum	Museum
Monumento	Monumen
Have I to follow some rule?	Apa ada aturan khusus?
Visit to historical places	Kunjungi tempat tempat bersejarah
Visit to religious places	Kunjungi tempat tempat keagamaan
Visit to cultural places	Kunjungi tempat budaya
Visit to natural places	Kunjungi tempat alam
Park	Taman
Amusement park	Taman Hiburan
Ruins	Reruntuhan
Wreck	Kecelakaan
Entrance	Pintu masuk - Jalan masuk
Exit	Pintu keluar
Time schedule	Agenda - Jadwal
Ticket price	Harga tiket

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Colors:

How to say it	in Indonesian
White	Putih
Black	Hitam
Gray - Gray	Abu abu
Blue	Biru
Yellow	Kuning
Red	Muerah
Green	HIjau
Brown	Coklat
Orange	Orange
Purple	Ungu
Lilac	Ungu mudah
Pink	Merah mudah
Light blue - Azure	Biru mudah
Gold	Emas
Silver	Perak

Recent studies have shown that the color of coffee is black, but it still brightens the days.

Animals & Plants:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Animal	Hewan - Binatang
Wild	Buas - Liar
Dog	Anjing
Cat	Kucing
Monkey	Monyet
Tiger	Harimau
Lion	Singa
Wolf	Serigala
Buffalo	Kerbau
Bull	Banteng
Cow	Sapi
Horse	Kuda
Rabbit	Kelinci
Chicken	Ayam
Duck	Bebek
Pig	Babi
Boar	Babi hutan
Elephant	Gajah
Snake	Ular
Crocodile	Buaya
Turtle	Kura kura
Mouse	Tikus
Rat	Tikus
Frog	Kodok
Spider	Laba laba
Scorpion	Kalajengking
Fly	lalat
Mosquito	Nyamuk
Snail	Siput
Moth	Ngengat
Caterpillar	Ulat
Butterfly	Kupu kupu
Ant	Semut
Gecko	Toke
Lizard	Biawak
Fish	Ikan
Jellyfish	Ubur ubur
Shrimp	Udang
Shark	Hiu
Dolphin	Luma lumba
Tuna	Tuna
Whale	Paus
Shell	Kerang
Bird	Burung
Eagle	Elang
Raven - Crow	Burung gagak
Seagull	Camar
Pigeon - Dove	Merpati
Plant	Tumbuhan - Tanaman
Tree	Pohon
Flower	Bunga
Fruit	Buah

Precious tips: Discover the wild nature of Indonesia, and all its secrets in complete relaxation.

TRAVEL PHRASE BOOK: INTO THE KITCHEN

Kitchen Tools:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Kitchen	Dapur
Table	Meja
Counter	Konter
Tablecloth	Taplak meja
Towel	Handuk
Tissue	Tisu
Plate	Piring
Bowl	Mangkuk
Fork	Garpu
Spoon	Sendok
Tea spoon	Sendok teh
Knife	Pisau
Ladle	Sutil - Sendok besar
Glass	Gelas
Mug - Cup	Mug - Beker
Bottle	Botol
Bottle opener	Pembuka botol
Pan	Panci
Pot holders - Pot clips	Pemegang Panci
Serving tongs	Penjepit
Grill	Panggang
Oven	Oven
Stove	Kompor
Fire	Api
Gas bottle	Botol gas
Lighter - Cigarette lighter	Korek
Fridge - Refrigerator	Kulkas
Tray	Baki
Cutting board - Chopping board	Talenan
Pack	Paket
Jar	Stoples
Box	Box
Can opener	Pembuka kaleng
Can	Kaleng
Colander	Saringan

Tip: In Indonesia you can shop online on Tokopedia to find all kitchen utensils.

Menù & General:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Menu	Menu - Daftar makanan
Ingredients	Bahan
Grocery shopping	Belanja bulanan
Flour	Tepung
Row rice	Beras
Cooked rice	Nasi
Noodles	Mie
Bread	Roti
Pizza	Pizza
Soup	Sup
Fries - Fried	Kentang goreng - Goreng

Valuable Tips: Learn the secrets of Indonesian cuisine by taking cooking classes from locals.

Vegetables:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Vegetables	Sayur
Salad	Salad
Zucchini	Zucchini
Cabbage	Col
Tomato	Tomat
Carrot	Wortel
Cucumber	Timun
Potato	Kentang
Spinach	Bayam
Bell pepper	Paprika
Nuts	Kacang

Fruits:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Fruit	Buah
Coconut	Kelapa
Papaya	Pepaya
Orange	Jeruk
Lemon	Lemon
Lime	Jeruk nipis
Apple	Apel
Banana	Pisang
Watermelon	Semangka
Melon	Melon
Pineapple	Nanas
Strawberry	Stroberi
Grape	Anggur
Mango	Mangga
Dragon Fruit	Bunah naga
Durian	Durian

Fish & Meat:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Fish	Ikan
Tuna	Tuna
Salmon	Salmon
Seafood	Makanan laut
Squid	Cumi cumi
Shrimp	Udang
Clam	Kerang
Crab	Kepiting
Oyster	Tiram
Lobster	Lobster
Meat	Daging
Chicken	Ayam
Pork	Babi
Goat	Kambing
Beef	Daging sapi
Rabbit	Kelinci
Meatball	Bakso
Egg	Telur

Seasonings & Sauces:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Chili	Cabai
Onion	Bawang merah
Garlic	Bawang putih
Oil	Minyak
Butter	Bater
Milk	Susu
Cheese	Keju
Salt	Garam
Pepper	Lada
Mini lime	Jeruk lemo
Ginger	Jahe
Turmeric	Kunyit
Nutmeg	Pala
Spicy sauce	Sambal
Ketchup	Saos tomat
Soy sauce	Ketchup

Valuable Tips: Learn the secrets of Indonesian cuisine by taking cooking classes from locals.

Desserts:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Dessert - Sweets	Manisan
Ice Cream	Es krim
Chocolate	Coklat
Fruit salad	Salat buah
Biscuit - Cookie	Biskuit - Kue
Cake	Kue basah - Kue
Pancake	Pancake
Sugar	Gula
Honey	Madu

Sweet as a sweetened and shared coffee.

Drinks:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Ice	Es
Water	Air
Non Alcoholic drink	Tanpa Alkohol
Alcoholic drink	Minuman Alkohol
Juice	Jus
Lemonade	Lemon
Hot coffee	Kopi panas
Cold coffee	Kopi dingin
Hot tea	Teh panas
Cold tea	Teh dingin
Beer	Bir
Wine	Anggur - Wine
Traditional spirit - Liqueur	Arak

Recent studies have shown that the best time to drink coffee is: now.

Ways of Cooking & Flavors:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Grams	Gram
Kilos	Kilo
A pinch of	Sejemput...
Well cooked	Masak dengan sempurna - Mateng
Row - Uncooked	Mentah - Belum Mateng
Fried	Goreng
Stir fried	Tumis
Grilled	Bakar
Boiled	Rebus
Steamed	Kukus
Smoked	Asap
Dried	Kering
Frozen	Beku
Fresh	Segar
Hot	Panas
Cold	Dingin
Sweet	Manis
Salty	Asin
Bitter	Pahit
Sour	Asam
Seasoned	Dengan bumbu
Spicy	Pedas
Unsalted	Tanpa garam

Gastronomic Tours, Street Food, and new flavors led by locals? Yes it can be done.

At the Restaurant:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Restaurant	Warung - Resto
Bar	Bar
Food	Makanan
Drinks	Minuman
Hungry - Starving	Lapar
Thirsty	Haus
Breakfast	Sarapan
Lunch	Makan siang
Dinner	Makan malam
Snack	Camilan - Snack
Without chili	Tidak pedas - Tanpa cabai
Without sugar	Tanpa Gula - No Gula
Without ice	Tanpa Es - No Es
I am vegetarian	Saya vegetarian
I am vegan	Saya vegan
I am celiac	Saya seliak
I cannot eat gluten	Saya tidak bisa makan gluten
I do not eat...	Saya tidak makan...
I am allergic to...	Saya alergi dengan...
How do you call this?	Ini namanya apa
Can I try it? - Can I taste it?	Bisa saya coba ? - Boleh saya rasa?
Close	Buka
Open	Tutup
Is there an empty table? - Is there a vacant place?	Masih ada tempat duduk?
I would like to order	Saya mau order
What do you recommend?	Apa saran kamu
The local speciality	Lokal yang spesial
I take this	Saya ambil ini
Thank you	Tereimaksih
Sorry? - Pardon?	Maaf
Waiter!	Pelayan
One more	Satu lagi - Tambah satu
Smoking	Merokok
Non smoking	Bebas rokok
Ashtray	Asbak
Do you like it?	Kamu suka ?
I like it a lot	Saya sangat suka
I don't like it	Saya tidak suka
Too salty	Terlalu garam
Too sweet	Teralalu Manis
Too spicy	Terlalau pedes
I am full - I feel full	Saya kenyang
I am still starved - I am still hungry	Saya masih lapar
Cheers!	Bersulang
I am drunk!	Saya mabuk
Where is the toilet?	Di mana toilet ?
Bill - Check	Tagihan - Bill

TRAVEL PHRASE BOOK: EMERGENCIES

Doctors & Specialists:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Doctor	Dokter
General pratictioner	Dokter umum
Surgeon	Dokter ahli beda
Cardiologist	Dokter ahli jantung
Internist	Internis
Dermatologist	Dermatolog
Gynecologist	Ginekolog
Optician	Optik - Ahli Kaca mata
Pediatrician	Dokter Anak
Orthopedic	Ortopedi
Dentist	Dokter gigi
Psychiatrist	Psikiater
Dietician	Ahli diet - Ahli gizi
Urologist	Ahli Urologi
Ophthalmic	Ahli Mata - Dokter Mata
Otolaryngology	Otolaringologi
Anesthetist	Ahli anastesi

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Parts of the Body:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Body parts	Bagian tubuh
Body	Tubuh
Hair	Rambut
Skin	Kulit
Face	Wajah
Head	Kepala
Eye	Mata
Pupil	Biji mata - Pupil
Nose	Hidung
Mouth	Mulut
Lips	Bibir
Teeth	Gigi
Ear	Telinga
Tongue	Lidah
Neck	Leher
Throat	Tenggotokan
Shoulders	Bahu - pundak
Back	Punggung
Chest	Dada
Breast	Payudara
Nipple	Puting
Tummy - Belly	Perut
Bottom - Gluteus	Pantat
Arm	Lengan
Hand	Tangan
Finger	Jari
Leg	Kaki
Knee	Lutut
Foot	Kaki
Nail	Kuku
Brain	Otak
Heart	Jantung
Lung	Paru paru
Stomach	Perut
Liver	Hati
Kidney	Ginjal
Bowel - Gut - Intestine	Usus
Blood	Darah
Hairs	Rambut
Muscle

Pharmacy:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Over the counter drugs	Obat bebas
Drugstore - Pharmacy	Apotek
Hydrogen peroxide	Hidrogen peroksida
Anti septic - Disinfectant	Anti septik
Mosquito repellent	Obat nyamuk
Antihistaminic - Anti allergic	Anti Alergi - Anti histamin
Antibiotic	Antibiotik
Antipyretic	Antipiretik
Acetaminophen - Paracetamol	Asetaminifen - Parasetamol
Anti inflammatory	Anti inflamsi
Painkiller - Analgesic	Penghilang rasa sakit - Analgesik
Sleeping pill	Obat tidur
Rectal suppository	Supositoria rektal
Contraceptive	Kontrasepsi
Anti fungal	Anti jamur
Anti diarrheal	Anti Diare
Anti malarial	Obat Anti Malaria
Thermometer	Termometer
I usually take this medicine:	Saya cocok dengan obat
For high blood pressure	Tekanan darah
For cholesterol	Kolesterol
For the heart	Jantung
For the kidneys	Ginjal
For the liver	Hati
For the bowel	Usus
For the blood circulation	Sirkulasi darah

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Symptoms:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Symptoms	Gejala - Simptom
Medical conditions	Kondisi Medis
Wave of heat - Heat flash	Gelombang panas - Heat flash
Fever	Demam
Shivers	Demam mengigil
Cough	Batuk
Sneeze	Brsin bersin
Sore throat	Sakit tenggorokan
I feel weak	Merasa lemas
Vomit	Muntah
Diarrhea	Diare
Constipation	Konstipasi
Vertigo - Dizziness	Fertigo
Hemorrhage	Pendarahan
Itch	Gatal-gatal
Lump	Benjolan
Swolleng glands	Kelenjar bengkak
Wound - Injury	Luka - Cedera
Broken bone	Patah tulang
Intestinal pain - Gut pain	Sakit usus
Stomach pain - Stomachache	Sakit perut
Ulcer	Maag
High Blood pressure	Tekanan darah tinggi
Asthma	Asma
Operation	Operasi
Epilepsy	Epilepsi
Bradycardia	Bradikardia
Tachycardia	Takikardia
Heart condition - Heart problem	Kondisi jantung - Masalah jantung
Stroke - Heart attack	Stroke - Serangan jantung
I had a stroke	Saya terkena stroke
I've been operated	Saya sudah dioperasi
Depression	Depresi
Insomnia - Sleepless	Insomnia - Kurang tidur
Dehydrated	Kering sekali
Anxiety	Cemas - Kecemasan
Malaria	Malaria
Dengue	Demam berdarah
Diabetes	Diabetes
Coeliac disease	Penyakit seliaka
Tooth decay - Caries	Kerusakan gigi - Karies
Toothache	Sakit gigi
Pimple - Acne	Jerawat - Jerawat

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Health & Emergencies:

How to say it	in Indonesian
I am sick - I feel bad - I feel sick	Tidak enak badan - Saya merasa tidak sehat
He / she feels sick!	Dia tidak sehat - Dia tidak enak badan
Are you ok?	Kamu sehat?
Help.	Tolong.
Do you need help?	Butuh bantu?
Vax - Vaccine	Vaksin
Hospital	Rumah Sakit
Call a doctor!	Hubungi Dokter - Telepon Dokter
Bring me to the hospital!	Antarkan saya ke Rumah Sakit
Bring him / her to the hospital!	Antarkan dia ke Rumah Sakit
I have a medical insurance - I have a health insurance	Saya punya Asuransi Kesehatan
I don't have a medical insurance	Saya tidak punya Asuransi Kesehatan
This medicine is for personal use	Obat ini hanya untuk satu pasien
Prescription - Medical recipe	Resep Dokter
I have a sore right here - I feel pain here - It hurts here	Sakitnya itu disini
Allergy:	Alergi :
I am allergic to nuts	Saya alergi kacang
I am allergic to seafood	Saya alergi Seafood
I am allergic to gluten	Saya alergi gluten
I am allergic to dairy products	Saya alergi susu
I am allergic to bee stings	Saya alergi sengatan Lebah
I am allergic to stings	Saya alergi sengatan
I am allergic to cats	Saya alergi kucing
I am allergic to dogs	Saya alergi Anjing
I am allergic to dust	Saya alergi debu
I feel weird	Saya merasa aneh
I feel worse	Saya Kahwatir
I feel better	Saya merasa lebih baik

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Safety & Emergencies:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Don't ... !	Jangan ... !
Be careful - Pay attention	Hati hati
Help.	Tolong.
This is an emergency!	Ini kondisi darurat
Call the police!	Hubungi polisi !
Call the firemen! - Firefighters	Hubungi Pemadam Kebakaran!
Call a doctor!	Hubungi Dokter !
Bring me to the hospital!	Bawa saya ke Rumah Sakit - Antarkan saya ke Rumah Sakit
Bring him / her to the hospital!	Antarkan dia ke Rumah Sakit - Bawa dia ke Rumah Sakit
Call an ambulance!	Hubungi Ambulans
I feel bad!	Saya merasa tidak sehat - Saya merasa buruk
He / She feels bad!	Dia merasa tidak enak - Dia merasa buruk
Attention!	Perhatian !
It's dangerous!	Itu berbahaya
Fire!	Kebakaran - Ada Api !
I'm drowning!	Saya tenggelam
Thief!	Pencuri - Maling
Stop!	Berhenti - Stop
Go away!	Pergi dari sini !
I am lost.	Saya tersesat
I have lost my passport	Saya kehilangan pasport
I have lost my document	Saya kehilangan berkas - Saya kehilangan dokumen
My visa is expired	Visa saya kadalwarsa - Visa saya Expired
Can I use your phone?	Bisakah saya menggunakan telepon kamu?
Where is the police headquarter?	Di mana markas polisi?
Where is the embassy?	Dimana embassy
Where is the immigration?	Dimana imigrasi
I want to file a complaint	Saya ingin mengajukan keluhan
Aggression - Attack - Assault	Agresi - Serangan - Serangan
I was attacked	Saya diserang
Rape - Rapist	Pemerkosaan - Pemerkosa
Weapon	Senjata
Gun	Senjata
Knife	Pisau
Stick	Tongkat
Theft - Robbery - Stealing	Pencurian - Perampokan - Pencurian
I was robbed	Aku telah dirampok
Wallet	Dompet
Jewelry	Perhiasan
Bag	Tas
Luggage - Suitcase	Bagasi - Koper
Phone	Telepon
Money	Uang
Credit card	Kartu kredit
Computer	Komputer
Document	Dokumen
It was him! - It was her!	Itu adalah dia! - Itu dia!
I am sorry	Saya menyesal
I don't understand	Saya tidak paham
It wasn't me! - I didn't do it!	Itu bukan aku! - Aku tidak melakukannya!
I want a lawyer	Saya ingin pengacara
It's not mine!	Itu bukan milikku!
I don't know what's inside!	Saya tidak tahu apa yang ada di dalamnya!
This medicine is for personal use	Obat ini untuk penggunaan pribadi
This is the prescription	Ini resepnya
I am innocent	Saya tidak bersalah

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Money & Payment:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Money	Uang - Duit
Cash	Uang tunai
Credi card	Kartu kredit
ATM	ATM
How much is it?	Berapa harganya?
Price	Harga
Can you write the price?	Bisa tulis harganya?
Do you accept credit card?	Apakah Kamu menerima kartu kredit?
I have a problem with my credit card	Saya memiliki masalah dengan kartu kredit saya
I would like to have	Saya ingin memiliki
Change the money - Money changer	Tukar uang - Penukaran uang
What is the currency exchange?	Apa itu pertukaran mata uang?
Can I check it again?	Bisakah saya memeriksanya lagi?
Withdraw my money	Tarik uang saya
Where can I find a ATM machine?	Di mana saya dapat menemukan mesin ATM?
Gratis	Gratis
Bank	Bank
Open a bank account	Buka rekening bank
Make a bank transfer	Lakukan transfer bank

Precious advice: In Indonesia you can find the best exchange rate from Euro to Rupees on Wise.

Special for Kids:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Is it a suitable place for kids?	Apakah tempat ini khusus untuk anak-anak?
Is it safe for kid?	Apakah aman untuk anak?
Where can I change the diaper?	Di mana saya bisa mengganti popok?
Do you know a doctor for kids?	Apakah Kamu tahu dokter untuk anak-anak?
Baby	Bayi
Changing table - Changing mat	Meja ganti - Tempat ganti
Diaper	Popok
Products for kids	Produk untuk anak-anak
Moisturizing - Cream for irritated skin	Pelembab - Krim untuk kulit yang teriritasi
Milk for baby	Susu untuk bayi
Baby bottle	Botol bayi
Pacifier	Dot
Cot	Tempat tidur bayi
Kindergarten	TK - Taman Kanak kanak
Baby portion	Porsi bayi
Discount for children	Diskon untuk anak-anak
Babysitter	Pengasuh anak
Booster seat	Kursi pelontar
Stroller	Kereta bayi
Potties	Pispot
Toy	Mainan
Toy store - Toy shop	Toko mainan - Toko mainan
Playground	Tempat bermain - Taman bermain
Paper and pencil	Kertas dan pensil
Markers	Penanda
School	Sekolah
Cry	Menangis
Laugh	Tertawa

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Special for Women:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Make up	Dandan
Lipstick	Lipstik
Foundation cream	Krim alas bedak - Fondation
Eyebrown pencil	Pensil alis
Perfume	Parfum
Beautician	Ahli kecantikan - Beutician
Salon - Hairdresser	Salon - Penata rambut
Hair colouring	Pewarnaan rambut
Styling - Blow out	Penataan - di buat blow
Haircut	Potong rambut
Nail	Kuku
Polish	Cat kuku
Heels	Sepatu hak tinggi - Heels
Bra - Brassiere	Bra - Beha
Should I wear a veil? - Should I wear a hijab?	Haruskah saya memakai kerudung? - Haruskah saya memakai jilbab?
Is that advisable? - Is that a good idea?	Apakah itu dianjurkan? - Apakah itu ide yang bagus?
I am alone	Saya sendiri
Is it dangerous?	Apa ini berbahaya?
Can you call a taxi?	Bisakah Kamu memanggil taksi?
Can you drive me home? - Can you take me home?	Bisakah kamu mengantarku pulang? - Dapatkah Kamu membawa saya pulang?
Can you help me?	Bisakah kamu membantuku?
I don't feel safe - I don't feel confident	Saya merasa tidak aman - saya merasa tidak percaya diri
I am scared	Saya takut
I am not afraid	Saya tidak takut
Can you walk away please?	Bisakah kamu pergi?
Stay away from me!	Tinggal jauh dari saya!
I am engaged	Saya sudah bertunangan
I am married	Saya sudah menikah
I have my period - I have got menstruation	Saya mendapat menstruasi - saya datang bulan
Pad - Tampon	Pad - Tampon - Pembalut
Where can I find a pad?	Di mana saya dapat menemukan pembalut?
I use the contraceptive pill	Saya menggunakan pil kontrasepsi
My period is (x) weeks late	Haid saya telat (x) minggu
I am pregnant	Saya hamil
I have to breastfeed	Saya harus menyusui

Special for Disabled People:

How to say it	in Indonesian
I am disabled	Saya cacat - Saya disabled
I need assistance	Saya butuh asisten
Can you help me?	Bisakah kamu membantuku?
Thank you	Terima kasih
Are there disabled facilities?	Apakah ada fasilitas penyandang disabilitas?
Wheelchair	Kursi roda
Is there a wheelchair access?	Apakah ada akses kursi roda?
Where can I go?	Kemana aku bisa pergi?
Is this road safe for me?	Apakah jalan ini aman untuk saya?
Lift - Elevator	Eskalator - Lift
I am deaf	Saya tuli - Saya tunarungu
Hearing device	Alat bantu dengar
I am mute	Sata bisu - Saya tunawicara
Sign language	Bahasa isyarat

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Emotions:

How to say it	in Indonesian
I agree	Saya setuju
I disagree	Saya tidak setuju
Hungry - Starved	Lapar - Lapar
Thirsty	Haus
Feeling hot	Merasa panas
Feeling cold	Merasa kedinginan
Tired	Lelah
Happy	Senang
Joyful	Menyenangkan
Enjoyed	Menikmati
Sad	Sedih
Friendly - Kind	Ramah - Baik hati
Unfriendly - Rude	Tidak ramah - Kasar
Angry	Marah
Crazy	Gila
Crying	Menangis
Laughing	Tertawa
Disappointed	Kecewa
Ashamed - Embarassed	Malu - Malu - Memalukan
Worried	Khawatir
Offended - Hurt	Tersinggung - Terluka
Surprised	Terkejut
In love	Sedang jatuh cinta
Cheated - Betrayed	Dikhianat
Excited	Bergairah
Hurried - Rushed	Terburu-buru - Tergesa-gesa
Relaxed	Santai
Bored	Bosan
Sleepy	Ngantuk
Awake	Bangun
Weird	Aneh
Lucky	Beruntung
Unlucky	Sial
Curious	Penasaran
Lost	Hilang
Brave - Corageous	Berani
Scared	Takut
Tear	Air mata
Liar	Pembohong
Sincere	Jujur

Sharing a coffee is a small gesture, which is worth a lot.

Communication & Technology:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Technology	Teknologi
Computer	Komputer
Laptop	Laptop
Phone	Telepon
Tablet	Tablet
Device	Perangkat
Screen	Layar
Mouse	Mouse
Keyboard	Papan ketik - Keyboard
Esternal memory	Memori eksternal
USB pen	Pena USB
Charger	Pengisi daya - Carger
SIM card	kartu SIM
Scanner	Scan
Printer	Pencetak - Printer
Paper	Kertas
Ink	Tinta
Antenna	Antena
Television	Televisi
Radio	Radio
Satellite	Satelit
Modem	Modem
Internet	Internet
Data	Paket pata
Cable	Kabel
Access	Mengakses
Setting	Pengaturan
Login	Gabung - Login
Logout	Keluar - Logout
Website	Situs web
Social Media	Media sosial
Backup	Cadangan - Backup
Communication	Komunikasi
Postal office	Kantor Pos
Email	Email - Surel
Phone number	Nomor telepon
What is your phone number?	Berapa nomor telepon kamu?
My number is...	Nomorku adalah...
What is the password?	Apa passwordnya?
How much is it?	Berapa harganya?
To call	Memanggil
Postcard	Kartu pos
Letter	Surat
Postal code	Kode Pos
Notebook	Buku catatan
Pen	Pena
Pencil	Pensil
Eraser	Penghapus
Shissors	Gunting
Cutter	Pemotong
Glue	Lem
Agenda	Jadwal acara
Calendar	Kalender

Tip: In Indonesia the best offers for technology can be found on Tokopedia

Job Professions:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Job profession	Profesi pekerjaan
Farmer	Petani
Fisherman	Nelayan
Breeder	Peternak
Driver	Pengemudi
Architect	Arsitek
Lawyer	Pengacara
Notary	Notaris
Judge	Hakim
Engineer	Insinyur
Policeman	Polisi
Fireman - Firefighter	Pemadam Kebakaran
Nurse	Perawat
Doctor	Dokter
Accountant	Akuntan
Reporter - Journalist	Reporter - Jurnalis
Musician	Pemusik - Musisi
Programmer - Developer	Pemrogram - Pengembang
Graphic designer	Desain grafis - Perancang grafis
Illustrator	Ilustrator
Artist	Artis - Selebritis
Goldsmith - Jeweler	Tukang emas
Painter	Pelukis
House painter	Tukang cat
Bricklayer	Tukang batu
Blacksmith - Locksmith	Tukang besi
Carpenter	Tukang kayu
Gardener	Tukang kebun
Electrician	Tukang listrik
Plumber	Tukang ledeng
Researcher	Peneliti
Teacher	Guru
Student	Murid
Businessman	Pengusaha
Assistant	Asisten - Pembantu
Government employee	Pegawai pemerintah- PNS
Unemployed - Jobless	Pengangguran

Tip: In Indonesia if you are looking for freelancers for online jobs, use Fiverr.

Business:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Business	Bisnis
Conference	Konferensi
Course - Class	Kursus - Kelas
Trade show - Trade fair - Trade exhibition	Pameran Dagang - Bazar
Meeting	Pertemuan - Rapat
Company	Perusahaan
Boss - Chief	Boss - Pimpinan
Tax	Pajak
Bureaucracy	Birokrasi
Counter	Loket
Stamp - Postage stamp	Materai
Where are the document?	Di mana dokumennya?
Can I read the contract?	Bisakah saya membaca kontraknya?
Can you translate it please?	Bisakah kamu terjemakan?
Call me when it's done	Hubungi saya jika sudah selesai
Call me when you can	Hubungi saya ketika kamu bisa
See you tomorrow	Sampai jumpa besok
Hotel	Hotel
Appointment	Janji ketemu
My room is the number...	Nomor kamarku ...
This is my business card	Ini kartu nama saya
This is my address	Ini alamatku
This is my phone number	Ini nomor telepon saya
This ie my email	Ini email saya
I like this idea	Saya suka ide ini
Deal!	Sepakat!
I must think about it	Saya harus memikirkannya
I do not agree	Saya tidak setuju
We should change something	Kita harus mengubah sesuatu
Thank you for your time	Terima kasih atas waktunya
Do you want to drink something?	Apakah Kamu ingin minum sesuatu?
Do you want to eat something?	Apakah Kamu ingin makan sesuatu?
It's on me - My treat	Saya yang bayar - Saya yang traktir
Bank	Bank
Bank account	Akun bank
What time does the bank open?	Jam berapa bank buka?
ATM	ATM
Money	Uang
Problem	Masalah
PIN Code	Kode PIN
Withdraw	Menarik uang
Transfer	Transfer
Credit card	Kartu kredit
Bank check	Cek Bank
Identity card	Kartu identitas
Signature	Tanda tangan

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Dating & Love:

How to say it	in Indonesian
What is your name?	Siapa namamu?
I am...	Saya...
How old are you?	Berapa usiamu?
You are kind	Kamu baik
You make me feel good	Kamu membuat saya merasa baik
You make me laugh	Kamu membuat saya tertawa
Handsome	Tampan - Ganteng
Beautiful	Cantik
You are perfect	Kamu sempurna
Kiss	Cium - Ciuman
I like you	Saya menyukaimu
I am falling in love with you	Saya jatuh cinta padamu
I love you	Saya mencintaimu
Honey	Sayang
My love	Cintaku
Do you want to hang out with me?	Apakah kamu mau jalan dengan saya?
What do you do tonight?	Apa yang kamu lakukan malam ini?
What are you doing now?	Apa yang kamu lakukan sekarang?
What will you do this weekend?	Apa yang akan kamu lakukan akhir pekan ini?
Do we meet tomorrow?	Apakah kita bertemu besok?
What time do we meet?	Jam berapa kita bertemu?
Where do we meet?	Dimana kita bertemu?
Do you want to go to...?	Apakah kamu ingin pergi ke...?
Do you want to dance?	Apakah kamu ingin menari?
Do you want to drink something?	Apakah kamu ingin minum sesuatu?
Do you want to eat something?	Apakah kamu ingin makan sesuatu?
Do you want to have a walk?	Apakah kau ingin berjalan-jalan?
Do you want to come to my place?	Apakah kamu ingin datang ke tempat saya?
Can I call you?	Bolehkan saya menelpon kamu?
Can I kiss you?	Bolehkah aku mencium kamu?
Do you want to marry me?	Apakah kamu ingin menikahiku?
Yes	Ya - Ia
I would be happy	Saya akan senang
No	Tidak
I can't	Saya tidak bisa
Sorry	Maaf
Thank you	Terima kasih
See you later	Sampai ketemu lagi
See you tomorrow	Sampai jumpa besok
See you soon	Sampai berjumpa lagi
I can't wait for!	Saya tidak sabar menunggu!
I am in late	Saya terlambat
I will pick you up	Saya akan menjemput kamu
It's on me - My treat	Saya bayar - Saya yang traktir
Where are you?	Kamu ada di mana?
I miss you	Saya merindukanmu
I wish you were here	Saya berharap kamu ada di sini

Every love story begins with a good coffee.

Shopping - Generic:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Thing - Item - Stuff	Benda - Barang
Shop - Store	Toko
Commercial center - Mall	Super Market - Mall
Market	Pasar
I would like please...	Saya minta tolong...
I am looking for...	Saya mencari...
Warranty	Jaminan
Color	Warna
Size	Ukuran
Can I try it?	Bisakah saya mencobanya?
How it looks? - How does it look on me?	Bagaimana tampilannya? - Bagaimana tampilannya pada saya?
Which one is the best?	Yang mana yang terbaik?
What do you think about it?	Bagaimana menurutmu ?
Large	Besar
Tight	Ketat
Short	Pendek
Long	Panjang
It is broken	Ini rusak
Can I change it?	Bisakah saya mengubahnya?
Can you wrap it?	Bisakah kamu membungkusnya?
Price	Harga
Real price - Local price	Harga sebenarnya - Harga lokal
Cheap	Murah
Too expensive	Terlalu mahal
Can you make a discount?	Bisa diskon?
I don't have money with me	Saya tidak membawa uang
Good quality	Kualitas baik
Best quality	Kualitas terbaik
Choice	Pilihan
Shipping	Pengiriman
Barber	Tukang cukur
Is it a new razor blade?	Apakah itu pisau cukur baru?
Hairstylist	Penata rambut
Hair	Rambut
Haircut	Potong rambut
Hair dye	Pewarna rambut

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Shopping - Items List:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Short sleeves	Lengan pendek
Long sleeves	Lengan panjang
Pants	Celana
T-Shirt	Kaos
Tank top	Tanktop
Sweater	Sweter
Skirt	Rok
Dress	Gaun - Drees
Robe	Jubah - Tunik - Cardigan
Pajamas	Piyama
Slipper	Sandal
Shoes	Sepatu
Socks	Kaus kaki
Underwear	Pakaian dalam
Hat	Topi
Scarf	Syal
Jacket	Jaket
Swimwear	Baju renang
Bikini	Bikini
Flip flop	Flip-flop
Pocket	Kantong
Needle	Jarum
Thread	Benang
Sunglasses	Kacamata hitam
Eyeglasses	Kacamata
Contact lens	Lensa kontak mata
Liquid for contact lens	Cairan untuk lensa kontak
Bag	Tas
Backpack	Ransel
Silver	Perak
Gold	Emas
Jewelry	Perhiasan
Ring	Cincin
Necklace	Kalung
Bracelet	Gelang
Diamond	Berlian
Gem stone	Batu permata
Camera	Kamera
Television	Televisi
Computer	Komputer
Laptop	Laptop
Library	Perpustakaan
Dictionary	Kamus
Book	Buku
Newspaper	Koran
Magazine	Majalah
Guide	Petunjuk - Buku petunjuk

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Arts & Culture:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Tradition	Tradisi
Traditional Culture	Budaya - Adat
Traditional Art	Seni tradisional
Modern Art	Seni modern
Cinema	Bioskop
Theatre	Teater
Museum	Museum
Gallery	Galeri
Monument	Monumen
Art	Seni
Dancing	Tarian
Photograpy	Fotografi
Painting	Lukisan
Carving - Sculpture	Ukiran - Patung
Music	Musik
Travelling	Bepergian - Jalan jalan
Massage	Pijat
Cooking class	Kelas memasak
Free time	Waktu senggang - Waktu luang
Musical instrument	Alat musik
Concert	Konser
Singer	Penyanyi
Musical band	Band musik
Ticket	Tiket

Valuable advice: Indonesian cities hide secrets and treasures. Look for a local guide to help you discover them.

Religion:

How to say it	in Indonesian
What is your religion?	Apa agamamu?
Religion	Agama
Muslim	Muslim
Christian	Kristen
Catholic	Katolik
Hindu	Hindu
Buddhist	Buddhis
Confucian	Konghucu
Jew	Yahudi
Mosque	Masjid
Church	Gereja
Synagogue	Sinagoga
Temple	Kuil
Ceremony	Upacara
To pray	Berdoa - Sembahyang
To hope - To wish	Berharap
To respect	Menghormati
To offer	Menawarkan
Sharing - To share	Berbagi
Meditation	Meditasi
Yoga teacher	Guru yoga
Spiritual Retreat	Retret Rohani
Ramadan	Ramadan
Eid al-Fitr (end of Ramadan)	Idul Fitri (Akhir Ramadhan)
Spirituality	Kerohanian
Soul	Jiwa
I would like to join	Saya ingin bergabung
I prefer to do not join	Saya lebih baik tidak bergabung
I don't want to offend you	Saya tidak ingin menyinggung kamu
I didn’t mean to do anything wrong - It was not my intention	Saya tidak bermaksud melakukan kesalahan itu - Itu bukan niat saya
Paradise	Surga
Hell	Neraka
Funeral	Upacara pemakaman
Tomb - Grave	Kuburan - Makam

Valuable Tips: Learn about Indonesia's archaic mysticisms. Contact a local guide.

Sport:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Sport	Olahraga
Stadium	Stadion
Soccer - Footbal	Sepak Bola - Bola kaki
Swimming	Renang
Diving	Menyelam
Surfing	Berselancar
Snorkelling	Snorkeling
Rafting	Arung Jeram
Biking	Bersepeda
Running	Berlari
Trekking	Trekking
Golf	Golf
Athletics	Atletik
Box	Tinju
Martial arts	Seni bela diri
Tennis	Tenis
Volleyball	Bola voli
Basket	Bola Basket
Swimwear	Baju renang
Mask	Masker
Fins	Fins
Snorkel	Snorkel
Scuba tanks - Diving cylinders	Tangki selam - Silinder selam - Tabung selam
Shoes	Sepatu
Ball	Bola
Net	Net - Jaring bola
Pole	Tinag gawang
Sweatpants	Celana olahraga
Shorts - Trunks	Celana pendek -
T-Shirt	Kaos
Racket	Raket
Golf club	Klub Golf
Surfboard	Papan luncur
Team	Tim
Do you want to play?	Apakah kamu ingin bermain?

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TRAVEL PHRASE BOOK: EXTRAS

Tongue Twister:

Kuaci - kacang - kecoa - kuaci - kacang - kecoa.

Kakaktua kakak kakekku kenal kakaktua kakak kakekmu

Ular lari lurus.

Kepala - kelapa - kepala - kelapa - kepala - kelapa.

Boli bolak-balik beli bola bulat.

Engkau ulung guling ulang ulas suling.

Keledai makan kedelai di kedai.

Buaya - biawak - buaian

Kuku kaki kakak kakak ku kayak kuku kaki kakek kakek ku.

Satu sate tujuh tusuk - satu sate tujuh tusuk - satu sate tujuh tusuk.

Jangan coba-coba cium cucu-cucuku kalau cuma mau cium cucu-cucuku cuma-cuma.

Sempat-sempatnya semut-semut itu saling senyum-senyum dan salam-salaman sama semut-semut yang mau senyum-senyum dan salam-salaman sama semut-semut itu.

Tiba-tiba - Si Botak batuk-batuk di atas batu bata.

Kecoa kuaci cakueh - kecoa kuaci cakueh - kecoa kuaci cakueh.

Satu ribu - dua biru - tiga ribu - empat biru - lima ribu - enam biru - tujuh ribu - delapan biru - sembilan ribu - sepuluh biru ... (terus sebanyak-banyaknya)

Tongkat kontak tongkol - tongkat kontak tongkol.

Kelapa diparut - kepala digaruk - kelapa diparut - kepala digaruk - kelapa diparut - kepala digaruk.

Common Sayings:

How to say it	in Indonesian
Foreigner	Bule - Orang Asing
Happy birthday	Selamat ulang tahun
Sweet dreams	Mimpi indah
Oh my God!	Astaga
My goodness!	Aduh!
Slowly but surely	Pelan tapi pasti
Shortcut	Jalan tikus
Light discomfort - Light flu	Masuk angin
Kerok is a traditional treatment for cold symptoms by scratching the skin using oil and a coin, causing red streaks or blisters on the skin.	Kerok - Kerokan
Pee	Buang air kecil
Poop	Buang air besar
Hard working	Banting tulang - Peras keringat
Street vendor	Pedagang kaki lima
Thief	Panjang tangan
Famous - Viral	Naik daun
Go bankrupt	Gulung tikar
Don't judge the book by its cover	Jangan menilai seseorang dari penampilannya
Another time	Lain kali
Play with the fire	Main api
Pregnant woman	Badan dua
To find another solution	Putar otak
Present - Gift	Buah tangan
Different like a cat and dog	Bagai air dengan minyak
The kid who is always picked out	Anak bawang
The favourite child	Anak emas
Lazy	Badan berat
Stubborn	Kepala batu - Kepala keras
Arrogant	Tinggi hati
Something or someone that has been a topic of conversation or gossip	Buah bibir
Modest - Humble	Rendah hati
A feeling of remorse - To get disappointed by failing something	Gigit jari
A wall-faced person that knows no shame	Muka tembok
Use your heart - Be conscious	Mata hati
A materialistic person	Mata uang
Loosing control	Gelap mata
To flirt	Main mata
Hopping flea - A person who like to switch situations too fast, too soon	Kutu loncat
Mole on the skin	Tahi lalat
Someone, commonly a man, who likes to charm and seduce women	Hidung belang
People who act like they are too shy to do or receive something, despite the fact they really want it.	Malu-malu kucing
Fart	Buang angin
Someone who eats a lot	Perut karet

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Traditional Sauces & Seasonings:

Ingredients	in Indonesian
Meat floss. Stewed finely cut meat (pork, chicken, or beef) in a sweetened mixture of soy sauce and various spices	Abon
Stir fried chili mixed with garlic, shallot, tomato and lime (leaves, fruit, or both) in coconut oil.	Balado
Crispy fried onions or shallots.	Bawang Goreng
Fried bread. Very soft consistency	Cakwe - Youtiao
Chilli, tomato pieces, shallots, and lime. Used for barbecue dishes, especially fish.	Colo Colo
Black coloured shrimp paste (with a variant of fish paste). Commonly used in tofu dishes, rujak, laksa, or popiah.	Petis
Ginger, chilli, lemon and other spices. Suitable for barbecue meats and chicken.	Rica Rica
Green chilli, stir-fried with dried shrimp, red shallots, garlic, and spices.	Sambal Hijau
Chopped shallots, chilli, lemongrass, oil, lime juice	Sambal Matah
Peanuts, chilies, brown sugar, garlic, lime leaves (or their fruit), tamarind and salt.	Sambal Pecel
Chilli, tomato, onion, garlic, salt, sugar, oil	Sambal Tomat
Chili, tomato, shallot, spices, and mixed with salted ikan teri (anchovy)	Sambal Teri
Red and green peppers, terasi (dried shrimp paste), sugar, salt, lemon or lime juice.	Sambal Terasi
Chinese tauco (preserved fermented yellow soybeans), lime juice, chilli, brown sugar, and salt	Tauco
Fresh chilis mixed together with dried anchovies and served with fermented durian	Tempoyak (Mentah)
Chilli, shallots, and lemongrass are fried with anchovies, tempoyak (fermented durian) and turmeric leaf (for aroma).	Tempoyak (Masak)
Chilli, spices and semangit (old and pungent tempeh)	Tumpang

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Traditional Appetizers & Small Bites:

Ingredients	in Indonesian
Compressed rice cake in the form of a cylinder, wrapped inside a banana leaf, filled with diced vegetables, tempeh, sometimes also filled with minced meat or abon (beef floss)	Arem Arem
Fried fish dumplings, usually served with peanut sauce.	Batagor
Boiled or fried ball-shaped dumpling made from aci (tapioca starch) usually served skewered, with peanut sauce, sweet soy sauce and sambal chili sauce	Cilok - Cimol
Fried balls of tapioca flour, wheat flour, garlic, scallions, celery, and spices	Cireng
Immature soybean pods boiled or steamed and served with salt or other condiments.	Edamame
Fried crackers made of melinjo or belinjo nuts (Gnetum gnemon)	Emping
Tipat, tahu goreng (tofu frit) et germes de soja servis dans une sauce aux arachides garnis de craquelins krupuk croustillants	Kacang Goreng
Fried fish crackers, made from any type of mackerel, mixed with tapioca starch and other flavorings, sun-dried and fried.	Kemplang - Amplang
Spicy omelette. Cooked adding a small amount of sticky rice on a small wok pan on the charcoal fire. Then adding an egg (or meat), and spices and mix it. Usually served with grated coconut, dried salted shrimp, and fried onions	Kerak Telor
Fried crackers made from various dried fruits, tubers, vegetables, and fish.	Keripik
Fried cracker made from starch or animal skin and other ingredients that serve as flavouring	Kerupuk
Compressed rice cake in various forms and wrapped inside a banana leaf or woven palm leaf pouch	Lontong - Ketupat - Tipat
Spring rolls, vegetarias or with meat	Lumpia
It's a Balinese ready-to-eat street food, packaged in small portions of banana leaves. It's made from a handful of white rice with chili sauce and side dishes as sambal goreng tempeh (tempeh, anchovies, and peanuts fried with sambal) serundeng (sautéed grated coconut), and shredded chicken. Can be found with a piece of egg, or pork, of beef.	Nasi Jinggo
Steamed dumpling usually made with ground pork or shrimp with a small amount of flour, seasoned with salt, spices, garlic or finely chopped green onion	Pangsit
Deep fried mashed potatoes mixed with ground meat, chopped scallion and white pepper powder, shaped into flat round patties and dipped in egg yolk, then fried again.	Perkedel Kentang
Deep fried mashed potatoes, chilli, spring onion, shrimp, peeled corn	Perkedel Jagung
Fried crackers made from flour, spices, peanuts, bound or coated by crispy flour batter.	Rempeyek
Fried thick rice crackers, made from cooked glutinous sticky rice and seasoned with spices.	Rengginang
Deep fried pastry stuffed with mayonnaise, smoked beef, eggs and potatoes.	Risoles
Fried slices of singkong (cassava)	Singkong Goreng
Steamed fish dumpling with vegetables served in peanut sauce.	Siomay
Fried slices of tempeh (compacted and fermented soybeans)	Tempe Goreng
Fried cubes of tahu (tofu: coagulated soy milk)	Tahu Goreng
Tipat, tahu goreng (fried tofu), and bean sprouts served in peanut sauce topped with crispy krupuk crackers	Tahu Tipat - Kupat tahu

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Traditional Main Courses:

Ingredients	in Indonesian
Fried chicken	Ayam Goreng
Grilled chicken	Ayam Bakar
Fried duck	Bebek Goreng
Fried fish	Ikan Goreng
Grilled fish	Ikan Bakar
Fried catfish	Ikan Lele Goreng
Pork ribs	Iga Babi
Meat, most commonly beef, that has been slow cooked and braised in a coconut milk seasoned with a herb and spice mixture, ginger, galangal, turmeric leaves, lemongrass, garlic, shallots, chillis and other spices.	Rendang
Nasi putih (white rice) accompanied by small portions of a number of other dishes, which includes: meats, vegetables, peanuts, eggs, and fried-shrimp krupuk.	Nasi Campur
Rice cooked with coconut milk, pandan, lemongrass and turmeric, usually served with a variety of side dishes such as: shredded omelette, grated coconut, vegetable in shredded coconut dressing, fried anchovy and peanuts, fried tempeh and potato caramelised in spicy sauce, fried chicken, shrimp in chilli, potato fritters and spicy sauces	Nasi Kuning
Fried rice dish, usually cooked with pieces of meat, egg, vegetables, spicy sauces and krupuk	Nasi Goreng
Stir-fried noodle dish usually cooked with garlic, onion or shallots, fried prawn, chicken, beef, or sliced bakso (meatballs), chili, cabbages, tomatoes, egg, and other vegetables.	Mie Goreng - Bakmi
Rice vermicelli usually cooked with garlic, onion or shallots, fried prawn, chicken, beef, chili, cabbages, tomatoes, egg, and other vegetables.	Bihun Goreng
Skewered piece of meat, grilled and usually served with a peanut sauce and lonton (rice cake)	Sate - Satay
Minced meat (pork, fish, chicken, or beef) mixed with grated coconut, thick coconut milk, lemon juice, shallots, and pepper. Then grilled.	Sate Lilit
Raw or steamed vegetables with hard-boiled eggs, boiled potato, fried tofu and tempeh, and lontong (rice cake), served with a peanut sauce dressing.	Gado Gado
Technically it is the name of the combination of raw vegetables served with sambal terasi (spicy dried shrimps sauce and tomato). It is usually served as vegetable side dish next to the main course, such as ayam goreng (fried chicken), ayam bakar (grilled chicken), pepes, pecel lele (fried catfish), fried gourami, and many other ikan goreng (fried fish) or ikan bakar (grilled fish).	Lalapan
Crispy battered fried chicken crushed and mixed with hot and spicy sambal	Ayam Geprek
Meat ball prepared with tapioca flour and salt, boiled in hot water. Usually served in a bowl of meat broth, with yellow noodles, bihun (rice vermicelli), salted vegetables, tofu, egg, broccoli, bean sprout, siomay or steamed meat dumpling, and crisp wonton, sprinkled with fried shallots and celery.	Bakso
Soup mainly composed of broth, meat, and vegetables. Usually mixed with meat, garlic, scallops, vegetables, spices and krupuk	Soto
Chicken foot soup, served in rather clear yellowish spicy broth soup, which uses spices including shallot, garlic, lemongrass, and turmeric, served with of cabbage, celery, rice noodles, and garnished to taste with sambal, lime and soy.	Soto ceker
Stir-fried vegetable such as: cauliflower, cabbages, carrot, baby corn, mushrooms, and leeks are chopped and stir-fried in a wok with chopped garlic, onion, salt, sugar, soy sauce, cooking wine and oyster sauce. The liquid sauces are thickened using corn starch. Meat can be added on request.	Cap Cay
Steamed rice served with various choices such as: beef rendang, curried fish, stewed greens, chili eggplant, curried beef liver, tripe, intestines or foot tendons, fried beef lung, fried chicken, and spicy sauces	Nasi Padang
A spicy folded omelette pancake with bits of vegetables, usually cooked with: eggs, chopped leeks, chives, or green onion (scallions) and minced meat, which is then folded and cut to squares.	Martabak
Rice porridge with shredded chicken meat served with some condiments, such as: chopped scallion, crispy fried shallot, celery, tongcay (preserved salted vegetables), fried soybean, crullers, and both salty and sweet soy sauce, and sometimes topped with yellow chicken broth and krupuk	Bubur Ayam
Meat or eggs cooked and braised in coconut milk mixed with spices consisting of palm sugar, lemongrass, lemon leaf, ground garlic, shallot, candlenut, black pepper, galangal, and coriander	Opor
A whole roasted pig cutted in pieces and served with rice, a small cup of soup, krupuk, a few vegetables, and spicy sauces. The pieces of meat often include also organs, sausages, foot and ears of the pig.	Babi Guling
Braised pork with sweet soy, sauce lemongrass, ginger, tomato, shrimp paste, salam leaf, white pepper and red chilies.	Babi Kecup
Steamed or roasted chicken, or duck, in betutu, a sauce made of: shallots, garlic, turmeric, ginger, galangal, nuts, chili peppers, shrimp paste, and peanuts all finely ground using mortar and pestle and sauteed with coconut oil. Common side dishes may include spinach, crispy-fried peanuts and dried shrimp paste sauce.	Betutu
Various kinds of fried vegetables, lightly cooked for preserving the crunchiness.	Oseng Oseng
Rice cooked in coconut milk, chicken broth and spices, topped with a slice of omelette, shredded chicken and a bit of thick aromatic coconut cream. Usually served with pieces of ayam, tempe, eggs, mie goreng, bihun goreng or dried fried small fishes	Nasi Liwet
Starch of sago palm tree cooked with water until it coagulates. It has a glue-like consistency. It is usually served on the side of papaya flower bud vegetables, stir-fried spinach, coocked fish and fish broth or ikan kuah kuning	Papeda - Bubur sagu
The gulai sauces commonly have a thick consistency with a yellowish colour because of the addition of turmeric. It's usually made with turmeric, coriander, black pepper, galangal, ginger, chilli pepper, shallot, garlic, fennel, lemongrass, cinnamon and caraway, ground into paste and cooked in coconut milk with the main ingredients and served with meat.	Gulai
Unripe jackfruit (nangka muda) stewed for several hours with palm sugar, and coconut milk, garlic, shallot, nuts, coriander seed, galangal, bay leaves, and teak leaves. Commonly served with rice, egg, tofu, tempe or chicken and spicy sauces.	Gudeg
Slow cooked meat in coconut milk, turmeric, garlic, onion, lemongrass, ginger and other spices. Commonly served with rice, tempe, tofu and some pieces of meat.	Kare
Fish cooked with chilli, shallots, and lemongrass are fried with anchovies, tempoyak (fermented durian) and turmeric leaf (for aroma).	Ikan patin tempoyak
Fish cooked with ginger, chilli, lemon and other spices..	Ikan Rica Rica
Pigs are slaughtered and used in their entirety. Bones are used for the soup, meat (including entrails) are grilled, and the blood is used for the sauce. All is served with plain rice and a spicy sauce	Babi Panggang
Meat and pork skin mixed with garlic, shallots, ginger, turmeric, kencur, lemongrass, peppers, lemon leaf, salam leaf, then fried	Be Genyol - Babi genyol
Rice porridge, pumpkin and sweet potato or cassava, mixed with corn kernels, kangkung (spinach), kemangi (lemon basil), and other vegetables. Usually served with: fried shallots, fried tofu, spring onions, leeks, coriander, chili, spicy sauces, smoked or salted fish, skipjack tuna, anchovies, or nike (a small species of fish from nearby Lake Tondano)	Bubur Manado - Tinutuan
Smoked tuna skewered on a bamboo frame	Cakalang Fufu
Vermicelli rice noodles with fresh cucumber, crispy tofu, peanut sauce, sweet soy sauce and crispy shallots	Ketoprak
Fish (usually tuna) cooked in water and coconut milk, turmeric, tamarind, bay leaf, lime leaves, lemongrass, galangal, sugar, basil leave, onions, garlic, chilies, coriander, and pepper. Usually served with rice or papeda	Ikan Kuah Kuning
Jengkols are big seed, typical of the south-east asia, part of the legumes family. So the jengkols are boiled and mixed with spices , ginger, lemon leaf, onion, garlic, chilli, sugar, tomato, nutmeg, nuts and cummin	Semur Jengkol
Crab served in hot and spicy sauce, shallot, garlic, red chili pepper, ginger, turmeric and candlenut, crab broth, tomato ketchup, chili sauce, oyster sauce, salt and pepper. Then the sauce is thickened with beaten eggs.	Kepiting Saus Padang
Crab served in savoury oyster sauce, garlic, ginger, onion and scallion, soy sauce, ang ciu and sugar. Then the sauce is thickened with a corn starch and water mixture.	Kepiting Saus Tiram
A mixture of vegetables, minced meat, blood, herbs, spices, green beans, beaten eggs, lime leaves, coconut milk, palm sugar, fresh grated coconut, and fried shallots, all stir fried in coconut oil. Usually served with steamed rice and meat.	Lawar
Catfish served with traditional sambal chili paste, often served with fried tempeh, tofu and steamed rice	Pecel Lele
Fishcake made of fish and tapioca. Pempek are usually precooked, boiled or steamed, and then deep-fried. They are cut in bite-size, served with yellow noodles or rice vermicelli, and sprinkled with chopped cucumber and ebi powder. The additional fish krupuk crackers might be offered.	Pempek
Pepes is a cooking method using banana leaves as food wrappings. Usually made with meat, or fish, or seafood with a mixture of spices including salt, chilli, shallots, garlic, turmeric, ginger, lemongrass, curry leaf, candlenut, tamarind, tomato, and lemon basil	Pepes
Soft and buttered flatbread. Can be served with many other dishes, curries, or even plain.	Roti Canai
Made of wet krupuk (traditional Indonesian crackers) cooked with egg, or chicken, or seafood, or beef in spicy sauce.	Seblak
Hard boiled eggs cooked in water mixed with salt, soy sauce, shallot skins, teak leaf and other spices.	Telur Asin - Telur pindang
Hot and spicy shrimp with shallot, garlic, candlenut, ginger, shrimp paste, turmeric, galangal, red chili pepper, all mixed and ground with salt and water	Udang Balado
Steamed rice cooked in coconut milk usually served with vegetables mixed with grated coconut , spicy sauces, hard boiled egg, fried tempeh, or fried tofu.	Nasi Uduk - Nasi Lemak
Traditional soup with beef (it can be mixed with innards such as intestine, liver, lungs, heart, tripe, or cow brain), and seasoned broth made from ground peanuts and spices	Coto Makassar
Simple Stir-Fried Water Spinach with garlic, chillies, shrimp paste, and fermented yellow soybeans	Cah Kangkung
Pounded cassava leaves with chilis, shallots, ginger, galangal, candlenut, garlic, lemongrass and other spices, along with coconut milk and ikan teri or anchovy.	Daun Ubi Tumbuk
Stir-fried bean sprouts with tofu, (ketupat or lontong) rice cake and yellow noodles, served in a spicy sauce	Toge Goreng - Tauge Goreng

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Traditional Desserts:

Ingredients	in Indonesian
Pancake made from a mixture of flour, eggs, sugar, baking soda, margarine, coconut milk and water. Sweet fillings are also added.	Terang Bulan - Martabak Manis
Fried Banana	Pisang Goreng
Fried banana with pastry skin and chocolate topping	Pisco - Pisang coklat
Spicy fruit salad with ground chilli, palm sugar and peanuts.	Rujak
Soft and buttered flatbread with a choice many sweet toppings	Roti Canai
Sandwich of grilled white bread with butter, sugar and many fillings at choice	Roti Bakar
Fried bread with sugar and sesame seeds	Roti Goreng
Palm sugar or coconut sugar, coconut milk, banana, and pandan leaf.	Kolak
Sweet porridge made from mung beans, coconut milk, and palm sugar or cane sugar	Kacang Ijo - Kacang Hijau
Iced fruit salad with liquid sugar or syrup.	Es Buah
Iced and sweet fruit cocktail with coconut, tapioca pearls, grass jellies, syrup and condensed milk.	Es Campur
Iced fruit cocktail with avocado, coconut meat, grass jelly, jackfruit, other fruits, coconut milk, condensed milk, pandan leaf, sugar, and a tiny amount of salt.	Es Teler
Iced and sweet coconut milk in pink syrup, served with red tapioca pearls, avocado, cassava, black glutinous rice, jackfruit, diced bread and condensed milk	Es Doger
Iced and sweet cocktail made from banana, flour, leaves, cheese, chocolate, syrups and condensed milk	Es Pisang Ijo
Sweet and mildly-alcoholic fermented cassava	Tapai - Tape singkong
Fried pastry made from glutinous rice flour, filled with sweet bean paste, and covered with sesame seeds	Onde Onde
Sweet rice cake balls filled with molten palm sugar and coated in grated coconut	Klepon
Small pancake made of rice flour, filled with grated coconut and palm sugar	Dadar Gulung
Rice flour coloured green with pandan leaves, filled with palm sugar, steamed in bamboo tubes, and served with grated coconut	Kue Putu
Custard tart pastry consisting of a shortcrust pastry filled with egg custard and condensed milk.	Pie Susu
Small and tasty cakes made of pastry filled with various choices	Bakpia - Pia Basah
Steamed and colourful layered rice flour pudding	Kue Lapis
Wheat flour, water, yeast, eggs, sugar, thick coconut milk, and salt, vegetable oil, butter or margarine cooked in a special mold pan and topped with chocolate, bits of peanuts, grated cheddar cheese or fermented cassava tapai.	Kue Pukis
Fried rice flour mixed with palm sugar	Kue Cucur
Flour, cornstarch, butter or margarine and egg yolks which is baked in the oven, and then covered with powdered sugar	Kue Putri Salju
Steamed cake, made of rice flour, coconut milk and sugar, filled with a slice of banana and wrapped in banana leaves	Nagasari
Flour, sugar, milk, butter, and the flesh and juice of coconuts.	Klapart - Klappertaart
Steamed sweet potato	Ubi Madu
Normal donuts, but made with potatoes	Donat Kentang
Tart filled or topped with pineapple jam	Nastar
Rice flour with coconut milk and coconut sugar, cooked on charcoal fire. Topping at choice.	Serabi
Wafer made by clasping egg batter using an iron mold which is heated up on a charcoal stove.	Semprong
Pancake-like snack made from coconuts	Wingko
Tapioca flour, eggs, sugar, yeast and coconut milk, with other flavors by request	Bika Ambon

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Traditional Drinks:

Ingredients	in Indonesian
- Without alcohol	- Tanpa alkohol
Water	Air putih
Coconut water	Kelapa Mudah
Sugar cane juice	Air tebu
Hot tea	Teh panas
Cold tea	Teh dingin
Traditional tea in bottle	Teh Botol
Traditional tea with condensed milk	Teh Tarik
Istant coffee	Istan kopi
Black traditional coffee	Kopi Hitam
Coffee make with digested beans eaten (and expelled) by a local civet	Kopi Luwak
Juice	Jus
Iced orange juice	Es Jeruk
Hot orange juice	Jeruk panas
Local brand of Cola	Badak
Local brand of soda drink with turmeric flavor	Temulawak
Local brand of sweet powdered drink	Nutrisari
Local brand of cereal based drink	Energen Sereal
Local brand of powdered milk with chocolate drink	Susu Milo
A kind of liquid yogurt	Yakult
Tea with egg yolk, sugar and calamondin.	Teh Talua
Tea with ginger, palm sugar, frequently with the addition of fragrant pandan leaves, lemongrass, cloves, and cinnamon stick.	Wedang Jahe
Ginger, water, lemongrass, pandan leaves, sugar, peanuts, rice balls	Wedang Ronde
Ginger tea enriched with palm sugar and spices such as lemongrass, cloves, and cinnamon stick.	Es Cendol
Melon, water, sugar, ice, basil seeds	Es Blewah
Jelly grass, coconut sugar, water, salt, coconut milk, ice	Es Cincau
Green rice flour jelly, coconut milk and palm sugar syrup.	Es Dawet
Hot, sweet and spicy beverage made of a mixture of ginger water, palm sugar and cinnamon. Star anise, cloves, coriander seeds, cardamom pods, lemongrass, and a small amount of black pepper are sometimes added	Bandrek
Ginger, brown sugar, lemongrass, cinnamon, pepper powder, coconut milk, water	Sarabba
White ginger, palm sugar, lemongrass, peanuts and water	Air Guraka
Non-alcoholic drink made from several spices, namely ginger, pandan leaves, boiled sappan wood, and lemongrass.	Bir Pletok
Milk, sugar, honey, ginger, eggs	STMJ Susu Telur Madu Jahe
Tofu, salt, vanilla powder, cornstarch, pandan leaves, soybeans, water, ginger, and brown sugar	Kembang Tahu
Traditional fermented milk made by pouring fresh, raw, unheated, buffalo milk into a bamboo tube capped with a banana leaf and allowing it to ferment spontaneously at room temperature for two days.	Dadiah
- With alcohol	- Dengan Alkohol
Alcoholic drink from palm tree or coconut	Arak
Alcoholic drink from palm tree	Sopi
Alcoholic drink from palm tree	Saguer
Alcoholic drink from fermented rice	Tuak
Alcoholic drink from palm tree	Moke
Alcoholic drink from fermented molasses	Ciu
Wine	Anggur merah
Beer	Bir

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