Indonesian

The Indonesian word for storm is badai. Badai refers to a disturbed state of the atmosphere that causes destructive or unpleasant weather.

The Indonesian word for why is mengapa. Both mengapa and kenapa are used as interrogative adverbs to ask for the reason behind something.

The English phrase ‘orangutan’ is translated into Indonesian as orang utan. The term refers to an arboreal anthropoid ape.

To say “get well soon” in Indonesian, you use semoga cepat sembuh. This phrase is appropriate for both physical illnesses and general recovery from injury.

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.

In Indonesian, ‘come here’ is expressed as ke sini. The phrase ke sini is used as a directional complement meaning ‘to here’.

The Indonesian word for vegetarian is vegetarian.

The Indonesian word for cat is kucing. kucing refers to the domestic species of cat.

The English word “welcome” is translated into Indonesian as selamat datang. selamat datang is used as a greeting when someone arrives.

In Indonesian, the phrase for sleep well is tidur nyenyak.