Indonesian

In Indonesian, the phrase ‘no worries’ can be expressed as tidak apa-apa. The phrase tidak apa-apa is used to convey that something does not bother you.

In Indonesian, ‘shoulder’ is translated as bahu or pundak. The terms refer to the joint between the arm and the torso.

The English word “small” is translated into Indonesian as kecil.

In Indonesian, ‘my love’ is said as sayangku. sayangku is a term of endearment used to address someone the speaker loves.

The English phrase “indonesian” (referring to the language) is bahasa Indonesia in Indonesian.

The English word ‘tired’ is expressed in Indonesian as lelah. Lelah is used to describe being in need of rest or sleep.

The English phrase ‘have a good night’ is translated into Indonesian as Selamat malam.

The Indonesian word for ‘grey’ is abu-abu. The word abu-abu is used to describe the color that is a mixture of black and white.

The English phrase “big brother” is translated into Indonesian as kakak laki-laki. Kakak laki-laki is used to refer to an older brother.

The Indonesian phrase for “half past” is setengah dua when referring to half past one.