Indonesian

In Indonesian, ‘i am’ is expressed using saya. The phrase is used to identify yourself or to state a quality or characteristic about yourself.

mimpi indah is the Indonesian phrase for sweet dreams.

Monday in Indonesian is Senin. Senin is used to refer to both a specific Monday and the general concept of Monday.

The Indonesian word for cockroach is kecoa. The word refers to the type of insect known as a cockroach.

The English phrase “how old are you?” is translated into Indonesian as berapa umurmu? This phrase is a question used to ask someone about their age.

The English phrase “my name is” is translated into Indonesian as nama saya. nama saya is used to identify yourself.

In Indonesian, the word for congratulations is selamat. The word selamat is used to express approbation, such as saying congratulations.

In Indonesian, the word for crazy is gila. The word gila is used colloquially to mean ‘crazy’ or ‘insane’.

Happy Eid in Indonesian is Selamat Idulfitri. Selamat Idulfitri is the standard, polite way to wish someone a happy Eid in Indonesia.

The Indonesian phrase for “I love you too” is Aku juga sayang kamu. This phrase is used as a response to tell someone that you feel the same love for them.