Indonesian

The English phrase ‘where’ is translated into Indonesian as di mana.

The Indonesian word for bum is pantat. pantat is used to refer to the buttocks.

The Indonesian word for bus is bus. The term refers to a vehicle used for transporting passengers.

In Indonesian, the English word orange refers to the fruit as jeruk. The word jeruk is the general term for an orange.

The Indonesian phrase for “good night” is selamat malam.

In Indonesian, the English phrase “witch” is translated as penyihir.

In Indonesian, the English concept of “age” is expressed using usia or umur.

The Indonesian word for chair is kursi.

In Indonesian, ‘no’ is expressed as tidak. tidak is a particle used to show disagreement or negation. It is also used as a negating expression (noun).

In Indonesian, the phrase for things is hal-hal. hal-hal is used to refer to abstract things, matters or affairs.