How to Say “Water” in Indonesian

air
/ˈair/
The Indonesian word for water is air.
air refers to the inorganic compound H₂O. The phrase air mineral refers to bottled water.
Meaning: inorganic compound H₂O (noun)

Related words

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈair/

Did you know?

  • While 'air' means water, the Indonesian word for 'air' (the atmosphere) is actually udara.
  • Indonesians use the term air putih to refer to plain drinking water. Literally translated, it means 'white water', though the water is transparent.
  • If you are looking for 'fresh water' in a biological context, Indonesians use air tawar which literally means 'bland water'.

Examples in context

  • Adakah air di situ?
    Is there water there?
    This example shows how to ask if water is present in a location using air.
    Tatoeba #13706710 by HAGNi, translation #4555662 by Choctaw_Irish
  • Tolong beri aku air.
    Please give me some water.
    This example demonstrates how to request water using air.
    Tatoeba #7061810 by purichan, translation #250149 by CK
  • Dia harus minum air.
    He has to drink water.
    This example illustrates the necessity of drinking water using air.
    Tatoeba #12314820 by Pacific, translation #2896412 by ddnktr
  • Air putih, silakan.
    Plain water, please.
  • Tolong sediakan segelas air.
    Please provide me a glass of water.
  • Bisa minta minum?
    Can I have some water?
  • Ada minuman apa? Saya mau minum air putih.
    What beverages are available? I'd like to drink plain water.
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Example conversation

Maya and Rian are at a dinner table.

  1. Maya

    Rian, boleh minta air putih?
    Rian, may I have some plain water?
  2. Rian

    Tentu, ini airnya.
    Sure, here is the water.
  3. Maya

    Terima kasih banyak.
    Thank you very much.
  4. Rian

    Sama-sama, Maya.
    You're welcome, Maya.

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