Kerja

Question 1

Tinggal

Answer 1

Live

Question 2

Suka

Answer 2

Like

Question 3

Punya

Answer 3

Have

Question 4

Masuk

Answer 4

enter

Question 5

panggil

Answer 5

call

Question 6

ganti

Answer 6

change/substitute

Question 7

mau

Answer 7

want (to)

Question 8

kerja

Answer 8

work

Question 9

berasal

Answer 9

originate/born

Question 10

datang

Answer 10

come

Question 11

kabar

Answer 11

news

Question 12

besar

Answer 12

large/big

Question 13

Tidak/bukan

Answer 13

No/not

Question 14

Ini (ee-nee)

Answer 14

This

Question 15

Itu (ee-two)

Answer 15

that/those

Question 16

di sine

Answer 16

here

Question 17

di sana

Answer 17

there

Question 18

Apa ini?

Answer 18

What is this?

Question 19

Apa itu?

Answer 19

What is that?

Question 20

Permisi

Answer 20

Excuse me

Question 21

Saya mau bayar

Answer 21

I want to pay

Question 22

minta

Answer 22

ask [for]

Question 23

di

Answer 23

in the, is, in, at

Question 24

ada

Answer 24

there is/are

Question 25

harga

Answer 25

cost

Question 26

sarapan

Answer 26

breakfast

Question 27

pisang

Answer 27

banana

Question 28

merah

Answer 28

red

Question 29

enak (ae-nak] sekali

Answer 29

very delicious

Question 30

garam

Answer 30

salt

Question 31

pesan

Answer 31

order

Question 32

merica

Answer 32

pepper

Question 33

minuman

Answer 33

beverage

Question 34

makanan

Answer 34

food/meal

Question 35

daging

Answer 35

meat

Question 36

telur

Answer 36

egg

Question 37

jus jeruk

Answer 37

juice orange

Question 38

tahu

Answer 38

tofu

Question 39

kue

Answer 39

cake

Question 40

manis

Answer 40

sweet

Question 41

gula

Answer 41

sugar

Question 42

kacang

Answer 42

peanut

Question 43

es

Answer 43

ice

Question 44

benda

Answer 44

noun

Question 45

tahun

Answer 45

year

Question 46

adik

Answer 46

younger brother

Question 47

pagi

Answer 47

morning

Question 48

kakak

Answer 48

brother

Question 49

anak

Answer 49

child

Question 50

sekolah

Answer 50

school

Question 51

keluarga

Answer 51

family

Question 52

guru

Answer 52

teacher

Question 53

mbak/mbok

Answer 53

unmarried women - Bali

Question 54

Ibu/bu

Answer 54

married women

Question 55

budaya

Answer 55

culture

Question 56

aku

Answer 56

I/me - informal

Question 57

saya

Answer 57

I/me

Question 58

kamu

Answer 58

you - formal

Question 59

kita

Answer 59

we/informal

Question 60

kamu

Answer 60

we/formal

Question 61

kakak

Answer 61

older brother

Question 62

beli

Answer 62

to buy

Question 63

buat

Answer 63

to make

Question 64

bagi

Answer 64

to divide/to share

Question 65

Oleh-Oleh

Answer 65

(Gifts)

Question 66

Mala: Halo?
Santi: Halo Mala, kamu sedang apa?
kamu sedang apa (what are you doing) is commonly used among friends and family members instead of the formal greeting apa kabar (how are you).
Mala: Oh… hai Santi. Aku baru saja pulang kuliah.
Santi: Aku perlu bantuanmu!

Answer 66

Mala: Hello?
Santi: Hello, Mala. What are you doing?
Mala: Oh … hi, Santi. I just got home from school.
Santi: I need your help!

Question 67

banyak (many), beberapa (a few)

Answer 67

banyak (many), beberapa (a few)

Question 68

The term sarapan (breakfast) is synonymous with makan pagi, and it is more commonly used in Jakarta.

Answer 68

(breakfast)

Question 69

the term besok lusa is used to mean the day after tomorrow (literally, tomorrow day after tomorrow), but it is more proper to use the single term lusa.

Answer 69

The verb jemput (to pick up) is used only when you pick people up, and the term ambil is for things or items in general:

Question 70

Aku akan jemput kamu besok

Answer 70

I will pick you up tomorrow.

Question 71

Aku akan ambil barang-barang itu besok

Answer 71

I will pick those items up tomorrow.

Question 72

mampir besok malam – to stop by tomorrow evening

Answer 72

mampir besok pagi – to stop by tomorrow morning

mampir kapan saja – to stop by anytime