Wellcome to.........
great
kelas belajarbahasa indonesia
with BARA
Start
Why BAHASA INDONESIA ?
🤯 NO Tenses (Simple Grammar)
📖 Phonetic Spelling (Written = Spoken)
🌍 Top 10 Most Widely Spoken Languages
🏝️ Gateway to 17,000 Islands!
Sessions of learning
5 useful pronouns
Greetings
Self introductions
Let start with simple things, but it has great impact to your daily conversation.By the end of this session, you will be so confident to greet someone and also introduce your self.
5 Useful pronouns
SAYA (formal) SAYA love orange juice.= I/meAKU (informal) AKU have a dog.
ANDA (formal) ANDA are my teacher.= YouKAMU (informal) KAMU have beautiful eyes.
BELIAU (formal) BELIAU is my father. = She/He DIA (informal) DIA is my little sister.
MEREKA (formal/informal) = They MEREKA look so cool.
KAMI (formal/informal) = We KAMI love to be here.
You can use all of these pronouns in any situation.
Pronouns = kata ganti
SAYA or AKU ?
The word 'Saya' and 'Aku' is a first-person pronoun. 'Saya' is formal and polite, indicating respect for the listener. 'Aku' is used in informal situations and only with people one is very familiar with.
Example:
Saya kurang faham, boleh diulang ?
Aku tidak mengerti, bisa diulang ?
I didn't understand. Could you repeat that, please ?
Pronouns = kata ganti
ANDA or KAMU ?
The word 'Anda' and aku is a second-person pronoun. 'Anda' functions as a formal, neutral way to say 'you'. 'Kamu' is used in informal situations and only with people one is very familiar with.
Example:
Kamu ngomong terlalu cepat, bisa pelan-pelan ?
You're speaking too quickly, could you speak more slowly please?
Anda bicara terlalu cepat, bisa lebih lambat ?
+ info
Pronouns = kata ganti
BELIAU or DIA ?
'Mereka' is a neutral third-person plural pronoun. 'Kami' is an exclusive first-person plural pronoun.
Mereka and Kami
'Beliau' is a very formal and respectful third-person singular pronoun. 'Dia' is a neutral third-person singular pronoun.
He is my father.
They will leave tomorrow.
Example :
Beliau adalah ayah saya.
Dia ulang tahun hari ini.
Today is his birthday.
Example :
Mereka akan berangkat besok.
Bolehkah kami minta PR ?
May we ask for homework?
Pronouns quizz
Pronouns quiz = kata ganti
Question 1/4
Pronouns quiz = kata ganti
Question 2/4
Pronouns quiz = kata ganti
Question 3/4
Pronouns quiz = kata ganti
Question 4/4
Kamu hebat
Learn, Practice - practice - practice ! Great things come from consistent practice.
Salam = greetings
Good MorningGood Day Good Afternoon Good Night
🌅 Selamat pagi ☀️ Selamat siang 🌇 Selamat sore 🌙 Selamat malam
(05.00 - 10.00) (10.00 - 15.00) (15.00 - 18.00) (After - 18.00)
Indonesian
time range
English
+ info
Salam = greetings
😄 Baik sekali (I'm very good) Ex : Baik sekali, kamu?
😊 Baik (I'm good) Ex : Saya baik, kamu?
✨ Luar biasa (Great!) Ex : Luar biasa, kamu?
🙂 Biasa saja (So-so) Ex : Biasa aja, kamu?
😔 Kurang baik (Not so well) Ex : Kurang baik, kamu?
😮💨 Sangat sibuk (So busy) Ex : Saya sangat sibuk.
😫 Sangat lelah (So tired) Ex : Saya sangat lelah.
+ info
farewells
Sampai jumpa / Selamat tinggal = See you
Hati-hati = Take care
Sampai jumpa besok.
Sampai jumpa bulan depan.
See you tomorrow.
+ info
See you next month.
Sampai jumpa minggu depan.
See you next week.
Greetings quiz = Salam
Question 1/5
Greetings quiz = Salam
Question 2/5
Greetings quiz = Salam
Question 3/5
Greetings quiz = Salam
Question 4/5
Greetings quiz = Salam
Question 5/5
Kamu semakin jago
Learn, Practice - practice - practice ! Small daily practices, when done consistently, lead to stunning results.
Frasa umum = Common phrases
Tolong (Please)Ex : Tolong buatkan saya kopi. May i have a coffee, please?
Permisi (Excuse me)Ex : Permisi, boleh saya bertanya ? Excuse me, may I ask a question?
Mohon maaf (I'm sorry)Ex : Mohon maaf, apa kamu tahu jalan ini ? I'm sorry, do you know this road ?
Sama-sama (You are welcome)
Terima kasih (Thank you) Ex : Terima kasih sudah membantu. Thank you for your help.
+ info
Frasa umum = Common phrases
Saya tahu (I know)Ex : Saya tahu kamu akan datang. I knew you would come.
Saya tidak tau (I don't know)Ex : Saya tidak tahu kamu suka kopi. I didn't know you liked coffee.
Saya mengerti (I understand)Ex : Saya mengerti penjelasanmu. I understand your explanation.
Saya tidak mengerti (I don't understand)
Hati-hati (Be careful / take care.)
+ info
sELF INTRODUCTIONS = PERKENALAN DIRI
Saya dari Indonesia.
Nama saya Bara.
Umur saya 33 tahun.
Halo, perkenalkan...
I am 33 years old.
My name is Bara
Hallo, let me introduce myself...
I come from Indonesia
Senang bertemu kamu.
Hobi saya bersepeda.
My hobby is cycling.
Nice to meet you.
phrases Quiz = frasa
Question 1/5
phrases Quiz = frasa
Question 2/5
phrases Quiz = frasa
Question 3/5
Introductions quiz = perkenalan diri
Question 4/5
Introductions quiz = perkenalan diri
Question 5/5
kamu luar biasa
Through practice, 'I can't' becomes 'I can.'
Introductions
Introductions
PR / Pekerjaan Rumah
Record a 30-second video: introduce yourself in indonesian !
Terima kasih untuk hari ini ! You're doing great today ! Sampai jumpa ...
Back
"Tidak" is used to negate verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Its function is similar to "not" in English.
"Bukan" is used to negate nouns, noun phrases, and pronouns. Its function is similar to "is not / are not" in English.
We will learn how to start a good conversation with 'Apa kabar?' and some possible ways to answer and react in the different sections.
'-mu' is a clitic (a short form that cannot stand alone) of 'Kamu' and is always attached to another word. '-mu' is a possessive form (indicating ownership).
Example;
Apa ini kopermu ?
Is this your bag?
If you are hoping to meet on a day within the same week, you can say :
Sampai jumpa dua (2) hari lagi. See you in two days.
Word 'LAGI' means Upcoming.
In casual situation, usually we just say : PAGI !SIANG !SORE !MALAM !
We will learn how to start a good conversation with 'Apa kabar?' and some possible ways to answer and react in the different sections.
I suggest you use the word SAYA in every situation.
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Transcript
Wellcome to.........
great
kelas belajarbahasa indonesia
with BARA
Start
Why BAHASA INDONESIA ?
🤯 NO Tenses (Simple Grammar) 📖 Phonetic Spelling (Written = Spoken) 🌍 Top 10 Most Widely Spoken Languages 🏝️ Gateway to 17,000 Islands!
Sessions of learning
5 useful pronouns
Greetings
Self introductions
Let start with simple things, but it has great impact to your daily conversation.By the end of this session, you will be so confident to greet someone and also introduce your self.
5 Useful pronouns
SAYA (formal) SAYA love orange juice.= I/meAKU (informal) AKU have a dog.
ANDA (formal) ANDA are my teacher.= YouKAMU (informal) KAMU have beautiful eyes.
BELIAU (formal) BELIAU is my father. = She/He DIA (informal) DIA is my little sister.
MEREKA (formal/informal) = They MEREKA look so cool.
KAMI (formal/informal) = We KAMI love to be here.
You can use all of these pronouns in any situation.
Pronouns = kata ganti
SAYA or AKU ?
The word 'Saya' and 'Aku' is a first-person pronoun. 'Saya' is formal and polite, indicating respect for the listener. 'Aku' is used in informal situations and only with people one is very familiar with.
Example:
Saya kurang faham, boleh diulang ?
Aku tidak mengerti, bisa diulang ?
I didn't understand. Could you repeat that, please ?
Pronouns = kata ganti
ANDA or KAMU ?
The word 'Anda' and aku is a second-person pronoun. 'Anda' functions as a formal, neutral way to say 'you'. 'Kamu' is used in informal situations and only with people one is very familiar with.
Example:
Kamu ngomong terlalu cepat, bisa pelan-pelan ?
You're speaking too quickly, could you speak more slowly please?
Anda bicara terlalu cepat, bisa lebih lambat ?
+ info
Pronouns = kata ganti
BELIAU or DIA ?
'Mereka' is a neutral third-person plural pronoun. 'Kami' is an exclusive first-person plural pronoun.
Mereka and Kami
'Beliau' is a very formal and respectful third-person singular pronoun. 'Dia' is a neutral third-person singular pronoun.
He is my father.
They will leave tomorrow.
Example :
Beliau adalah ayah saya.
Dia ulang tahun hari ini.
Today is his birthday.
Example :
Mereka akan berangkat besok.
Bolehkah kami minta PR ?
May we ask for homework?
Pronouns quizz
Pronouns quiz = kata ganti
Question 1/4
Pronouns quiz = kata ganti
Question 2/4
Pronouns quiz = kata ganti
Question 3/4
Pronouns quiz = kata ganti
Question 4/4
Kamu hebat
Learn, Practice - practice - practice ! Great things come from consistent practice.
Salam = greetings
Good MorningGood Day Good Afternoon Good Night
🌅 Selamat pagi ☀️ Selamat siang 🌇 Selamat sore 🌙 Selamat malam
(05.00 - 10.00) (10.00 - 15.00) (15.00 - 18.00) (After - 18.00)
Indonesian
time range
English
+ info
Salam = greetings
😄 Baik sekali (I'm very good) Ex : Baik sekali, kamu?
😊 Baik (I'm good) Ex : Saya baik, kamu?
✨ Luar biasa (Great!) Ex : Luar biasa, kamu?
🙂 Biasa saja (So-so) Ex : Biasa aja, kamu?
😔 Kurang baik (Not so well) Ex : Kurang baik, kamu?
😮💨 Sangat sibuk (So busy) Ex : Saya sangat sibuk.
😫 Sangat lelah (So tired) Ex : Saya sangat lelah.
+ info
farewells
Sampai jumpa / Selamat tinggal = See you
Hati-hati = Take care
Sampai jumpa besok.
Sampai jumpa bulan depan.
See you tomorrow.
+ info
See you next month.
Sampai jumpa minggu depan.
See you next week.
Greetings quiz = Salam
Question 1/5
Greetings quiz = Salam
Question 2/5
Greetings quiz = Salam
Question 3/5
Greetings quiz = Salam
Question 4/5
Greetings quiz = Salam
Question 5/5
Kamu semakin jago
Learn, Practice - practice - practice ! Small daily practices, when done consistently, lead to stunning results.
Frasa umum = Common phrases
Tolong (Please)Ex : Tolong buatkan saya kopi. May i have a coffee, please?
Permisi (Excuse me)Ex : Permisi, boleh saya bertanya ? Excuse me, may I ask a question?
Mohon maaf (I'm sorry)Ex : Mohon maaf, apa kamu tahu jalan ini ? I'm sorry, do you know this road ?
Sama-sama (You are welcome)
Terima kasih (Thank you) Ex : Terima kasih sudah membantu. Thank you for your help.
+ info
Frasa umum = Common phrases
Saya tahu (I know)Ex : Saya tahu kamu akan datang. I knew you would come.
Saya tidak tau (I don't know)Ex : Saya tidak tahu kamu suka kopi. I didn't know you liked coffee.
Saya mengerti (I understand)Ex : Saya mengerti penjelasanmu. I understand your explanation.
Saya tidak mengerti (I don't understand)
Hati-hati (Be careful / take care.)
+ info
sELF INTRODUCTIONS = PERKENALAN DIRI
Saya dari Indonesia.
Nama saya Bara.
Umur saya 33 tahun.
Halo, perkenalkan...
I am 33 years old.
My name is Bara
Hallo, let me introduce myself...
I come from Indonesia
Senang bertemu kamu.
Hobi saya bersepeda.
My hobby is cycling.
Nice to meet you.
phrases Quiz = frasa
Question 1/5
phrases Quiz = frasa
Question 2/5
phrases Quiz = frasa
Question 3/5
Introductions quiz = perkenalan diri
Question 4/5
Introductions quiz = perkenalan diri
Question 5/5
kamu luar biasa
Through practice, 'I can't' becomes 'I can.'
Introductions
Introductions
PR / Pekerjaan Rumah
Record a 30-second video: introduce yourself in indonesian !
Terima kasih untuk hari ini ! You're doing great today ! Sampai jumpa ...
Back
"Tidak" is used to negate verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Its function is similar to "not" in English. "Bukan" is used to negate nouns, noun phrases, and pronouns. Its function is similar to "is not / are not" in English.
We will learn how to start a good conversation with 'Apa kabar?' and some possible ways to answer and react in the different sections.
'-mu' is a clitic (a short form that cannot stand alone) of 'Kamu' and is always attached to another word. '-mu' is a possessive form (indicating ownership).
Example;
Apa ini kopermu ?
Is this your bag?
If you are hoping to meet on a day within the same week, you can say :
Sampai jumpa dua (2) hari lagi. See you in two days.
Word 'LAGI' means Upcoming.
In casual situation, usually we just say : PAGI !SIANG !SORE !MALAM !
We will learn how to start a good conversation with 'Apa kabar?' and some possible ways to answer and react in the different sections.
I suggest you use the word SAYA in every situation.