How to Say “Morning” in Indonesian
The English phrase “morning” is pagi in Indonesian. pagi is a noun referring to the part of the day between dawn and midday.
How to Say “Sister” in Balinese
The Balinese word for sister is mbok. mbok refers to a woman or girl who shares the same parents.
How to Say “Welcome” in Balinese
The English word welcome is translated into Balinese as Rahajeng rauh. Rahajeng rauh is a greeting used to welcome someone upon their arrival.
How to Say “Yes” in Indonesian
In Indonesian, “yes” is said as ya. The word ya is a particle used to indicate agreement or acceptance.
How to Say “More” in Indonesian
In Indonesian, ‘more’ is translated as lebih. lebih is used as an adverb to form the comparative degree of adjectives and adverbs.
How to Say “No Problem” in Balinese
The English phrase “no problem” can be translated into Balinese as sing napi-napi. This phrase is used to convey that no apology is necessary.
How to Say “Greetings” in Indonesian
The English phrase “greetings” is translated into Indonesian as Salam.
How to Say “Chicken” in Balinese
The English word “chicken” is translated into Balinese as siap. The term refers to the bird (noun).
How to Say “Cheers” in Indonesian
To say “cheers” in Indonesian when raising a glass, say bersulang.