Tag Archives: Indonesian
100 Most Common Indonesian Words (Part Two) Posted by sasha on Feb 27, 2018
It’s not always easy picking up a foreign language. Thankfully, Indonesian is actually a relatively easy language to learn. That’s just one of the many reasons why you should learn Indonesian. A good idea for beginners is to focus on picking up some of the most commonly used words. We’re here to help as we…
100 Most Common Indonesian Words (Part One) Posted by sasha on Feb 22, 2018
When learning a new language, a great strategy is to focus your attention on the most common words. You’d be surprised at how far you can go with just a few hundred words. This is especially true in Indonesia, where learning the most common words goes a long way. We’re here to help you do…
Most Popular Posts of 2017 Posted by sasha on Dec 27, 2017
Can you believe it’s almost 2018? Before we say Selamat Tahun Baru (Happy New Year), let’s take a minute to reflect on 2017. We love getting feedback from our readers, which is why we always look to see which posts you enjoyed reading. Here are our 10 most popular posts of 2017: 10. How to…
Canggu Posted by sasha on Oct 9, 2017
When traveling to Bali, you’ve got several options on where to stay. You can join the crowds in the popular beach areas of Kuta/Legian, head to the rice fields of Ubud, relax in Sanur, or chase waves down in Bukit. One part of Bali that’s becomingly increasingly popular with travelers – especially surfers and digital…
Survival Phrases in Indonesian Posted by sasha on Sep 5, 2017
Indonesia is a fascinating country with lots to offer travelers. You can relax on beautiful beaches, climb active volcanoes, explore world-class dive sites, see amazing temples, and so much more. While you may find English spoken in touristy areas such as Bali or the Gili Islands, you’ll have a much better trip if you learn…
Ordering Drinks in Indonesian Posted by sasha on Jun 27, 2017
In case you haven’t noticed, we love talking about food here. We’ve learned some common Indonesian dishes, and also taken a closer look at some Indonesian dishes like gado-gado and nasi campur. With all that tasty food, you’re bound to get thirsty. This post is all about ordering drinks in Indonesian. In this short video…
My Holiday (Liburan Saya) Posted by sasha on May 15, 2017
Everyone likes going on holiday, right? It’s something we look forward to, and then something we like talking about once we return home. When was the last time you had a holiday? Could you talk about it in Indonesian? Here’s a short story about my long holiday from school in Bali. Read the Indonesian version…