How to Say “Disappointed” in Indonesian
The Indonesian word for disappointed is kecewa. kecewa is used to describe the feeling of being defeated of hope or expectation.
The Indonesian word for disappointed is kecewa. kecewa is used to describe the feeling of being defeated of hope or expectation.
The English word greeting is translated into Indonesian as salam. The noun salam refers to an acknowledgement of a person’s presence or arrival.
The English phrase “and you” is translated into Indonesian as dan kamu. This phrase is used to ask the same question back to the person who just asked it.
The Indonesian word for chocolate is cokelat. The term refers to the food made from ground roasted cocoa beans.
sarapan is the Indonesian word for breakfast. The word sarapan is a noun used to refer to the first meal of the day.
senang berkenalan denganmu is the Indonesian way to say “nice to meet you”.
The English phrase “here” is translated into Indonesian as sini. sini is an adverb meaning in, on or at this place.
In Indonesian, the English word ‘cool’ is translated as keren.
The Indonesian word for why is mengapa. Both mengapa and kenapa are used as interrogative adverbs to ask for the reason behind something.
How are you? in Indonesian is said as Apa kabar? The phrase Apa kabar? is a common greeting used to ask someone about their general well-being.