Indonesian is one of the easiest languages I know. No kidding.
Let's start with the pronunciation, shall we?
vowels:
a, i, u, o are pronounced like in Spanish.
e has two pronunciations:
1) like in Spanish.
2) schwa, which, unlike English, can be stressed in Indonesian.
I'll write é for the Spanish e and e for the schwa.
consonants:
b, d, f, g, h, j, l, m, n, s, w, x, y, z are pronounced like in English.
Unlike English, but like in Spanish, k, p, t are not aspirated.
Unlike English, v sounds exactly like f.
c = ch in
chair
ng = like the ng in si
nger, never like in fi
nger, in which case it would be spelt as "fingger" in Indonesian
ny = ñ in espa
ñol
word stress:
Indonesian words are generally stressed on the last syllable.
Now taking the words legionsa provided:
kerén = cool
Quote:
Originally Posted by legionsa
Ok.. My English And Nihon Go is Bad... Hehehe .. Let's I Teach u About Indonesia.
Ok ... First I Tell About Vocabulary
History:
Red = Indonesia Language
Green = English Language
Blue = Nihon Go
Hai,Selamat Siang = Hey,Good Afternoon = Yaa,Konnichiwa
Tunggu Sebentar = Wait A Minutes = Choi machii
Keren Sekali/Keren Abis = It's Cool = Iketeru
Keren Banget = Very Cool = Kakkoi
Keren = Cool = Suteki
Manis Banget(For Human Using) = She Is Sweet = Chou kawaii
Seksi = Sexy = Sekushii
Ganteng = Handsome = Otokomae/Ikemen
Iri = Heartburning = Urayamasii
Senang = Happy = Ureshii
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