Yep - and it's really up to what you and your conversation partner to determine how "polite" you want to make your conversation by mixing in the "appropriate" number of krama items in your speech!
@@logiic8835 we dunno that Singapore is small but really multiethnic society even tho most of them have Chinese root. I guess 77%? And I heard lots of Javanese have settled in Singapore's muslim neighborhood along with Malays, Muslim Indians, Bugis and Arabs.
There are 4 kind javanese languange 1.Ngoko javanese 2. Krama madya javanese 3. Krama inggil javanese 4. Kawi javanese Ngoko javanese is mostly use to communicate with friend (close friend), Krama madya javanese is use to communicate with somebody that we don't know yet, Krama inggil javanese is use to communicate with old people, parents, grandparents, elder figures. The last Kawi isn't use for daily spoken languange. But it is use for wayang show (javanese puppet show). The Dalang (person who plays the wayang) speak kawi javanese. Kawi javanese is used for the wayang story that written in the book (espesially javanese subject at school), and it is still confusing me, even i'm a native speaker of javanese
I'm Indonesian mixed Japanese. Japanese is my mother tongue, and learning bahasa Indonesia. I am checking the Javanese, and I'm so surprised of the Javanese differ from bahasa Indonesia. I got interested in more.
I'm a Batak Toba native, but I really love hearing Javanese. The krama sounds so regal and elite, the lower Javanese (forget the name, sorry) sounds very friendly and fun.
Hi I'm Javanese from Central Java Indonesia and here in my province 97% are Javanese, we speak Javanese also in daily life, most of us speak Javanese ngoko with friends and Krama with the older one, Javanese also as a formal language in cultural event, wayang opera, wedding party etc. and yeah just like on the video we speak with strong accent. hope y'all enjoy that and know our Javanese language 😉😊
Well javanese is much more complex than bahasa indonesia, not too mention we use a lot of dialect according to which java region where you come from. Though I'm native but sometimes I couldnt understand some words outside Jogja region especially with Ngapak dialect.
My dad from bantul, my mom from cilacap and I spend my whole life almost wuth my maternal family . But my maternal family teach me only krama inggil. I lived in cilacap until highschool When I spoke ngapak my friend always teasing me because its sound weird on me. 😥😥 even I life in this town again now, there's a new vocabulary that I don't know.
"Kabeh manungsa kuwi lair mardika tur setara ing hak-hak lan ajining dhiri. Saben wong nduweni nalar lan ati nurani dhewe-dhewe tur kudu merlakokake siji lan liyane kanthi semangat paseduluran."
After listening to many austronesian languages, I dare to say that javanese sounds so masculine. Javanese kings in my opinion would sound really badass during pre colonialism time. But today, javanese language is known in sinetron as kampungan, norak, etc. They even use non javanese actor to mimmick javanese which make it worse. One of the reason why didi kempot and other javanese singers success is bcs we javanese felt tired with bad stereotype about our language. We say f!ck that stereotype, we love our language. Javanese are not direct. So this is how they show their feeling.
Javanese language is a traditional language from Indonesia that is used in the Javanese tribe. usually used in 3 provinces in Indonesia, among others, Central Java, East Java, Yogyakarta Special Region.
🇬🇧 So here's my explanation as an Indonesian on how Indonesian and Javanese are very different. 🇮🇩 Jadi inilah penjelasan saya sebagai seorang warga Indonesia tentang bagaimana bahasa Indonesia dan Jawa adalah dua bahasa yang sangat berbeda. 🇬🇧 To clear it up: Javanese is a language isolate within Malayo-Polynesian branch of Austronesian languages and has no closest relatives (it's hypothesized to be more related to Philippine languages than Indonesian). It is the most spoken regional language of Indonesia that is also spoken in Suriname, Malaysia, New Caledonia, Netherlands, and other Javanese diaspora communities throughout the world. Indonesian, as far as I know, is a Malayic language of Malayo-Sumbawan subbranch (I guess it's the term?) and is surprisingly related to Madurese, Balinese, Sundanese, and Pattani Malay in Thailand. It is derived and standardized from Malay varieties spoken in Riau-Johor (which is also the source of Standard Malaysian Malay). Btw the reason why Indonesian and Malaysian are different in many ways is the languages that influence both of them. Indonesian have gone so many things including simplification, "modernization", and multiple standardization that made it easier for people throughout Indonesia to understand and use it. ------ 🇮🇩 Supaya jelas: Bahasa Jawa adalah bahasa dalam rumpun bahasa Austronesia yang terisolasi dalam cabang Malayo-Polinesia atau dengan kata lain tidak memiliki kerabat dekat dengan bahasa manapun di Indonesia (tetapi dihipotesiskan lebih dekat berkerabat dengan bahasa-bahasa Filipina daripada bahasa Indonesia). Bahasa Jawa adalah bahasa yang paling banyak digunakan di Indonesia yang juga digunakan di Suriname, Malaysia, Kaledonia Baru, Belanda, dan di berbagai komunitas diaspora Jawa di seluruh dunia. Bahasa Indonesia adalah bahasa Austronesia dalam keluarga Malayik dalam subcabang Malayo-Sumbawa, yang juga sama-sama merupakan bahasa dari cabang Malayo-Polinesia. Bahasa Indonesia justru lebih dekat terkait dengan bahasa Madura, Sunda, Bali, dan Melayu Pattani di Thailand. Bahasa Indonesia adalah salah satu varian yang distandardisasi dari bahasa Melayu. Bahasa Indonesia berasal dari dialek Riau-Johor (yang juga merupakan asal dari bahasa Melayu Malaysia baku). Btw alasan mengapa bahasa Indonesia dan Malaysia berbeda adalah karena bahasa Indonesia telah melalui banyak proses penyederhanaan, "modernisasi", dan beberapa kali proses standardisasi. Hal ini bertujuan agar bahasa Indonesia (terutama baku) lebih mudah dipahami dan digunakan oleh seluruh masyarakat Indonesia.
Why didn’t Indonesia use the original javanese aksara written script instead of the boring old Latin alphabet? Seriously… makes me sad that the most beautiful written script in the world is dying.
as a javanese most of our younger generation-at least people that i met and knew, fellow gen z-are fluent in basa jawa ngoko (low speech javanese) but struggling with basa jawa ngoko (high speech javanese). this need to change for real.
Javanese sounds classical as compared to current indonesian language. I don't understand why other ethnicities would be jealous even if javanese becomes indonesian national language. It's aesthetic is worth appreciation too. Thanks for covering this language.
Dados kelingan nalika bapak nyeritani kula babat kitab suci. Punika ingkang paling sering dipun cariyosaken bapak dhateng kula. Nanging sapunika bapak sampun sesarengan kaliyan sang Rama wontening swarga.
As a Malay speaker it's really cool that I get the feeling that I should understand this, but it's almost completely unintelligible. It's also cool that reading the words fluently isn't a problem. I have strong (Central) Javanese ancestry since they travelled are all over the archipelago but my family is almost completely assimilated aside from some traditions.
As someone who has perakian dad with Javanese-Buginese ancestry, this sounds exactly like how perakian speaks. Taking some moment to be proud of having javanese ancestry
The low speech in this video are commonly found in central java, east java has slightly different speech. However the high speech are still the same Example: "How's it going, bro?" -Central Java: "Ha piye saiki, dab?" "Piye dab?" -East Java: "Yaopo lur?" / "Gek piye lur?" / "Yopo cok?"
A North Bantenese people would say : Keprimen kabare? And we dont understand the highs speech like yogyakartans do cause we were never under Mataram's rule.
sebenarnyaa satu sisi memang bahasa indonesia itu jadi bahasa pemersatu bangsa, tapi gak bisa bohong bukan bahasa inggris penyebab utama penggerusan bahasa-bahasa daerah, tapi bahasa indonesia lah penyebab utamanya.
Betyl sekali, jaman sekarang orang tua lebih bangga anaknya memakai bahasa indonesia daripada bahasa daerah sebagai bahasa ibu nya. Harusnya bahsa indonesia hanya sbagai bahasa ke 2 ya.
@@ocktaphius2940 kamu slah.. seharusnya bhasa daerah jadi bahasa ke 2 karena bhsa indonesia.. bhasa pemersatu.. klau bhsa indo mu gk lancar trus bisa nya bhsa daerah... Bakalan kesulitan merantau di daerah lain
Aku ingat ayat ini: Utamakan bahasa Indonesia, lestarikan bahasa daerah, kuasai bahasa asing. Bahasa indo bukan mematikan bahasa daerah, tapi sebagai pemersatu dan memberi identitas negara
Based on data from the Central Statistics Agency / BPS in 2015, there are only 14 regional languages out of thousands of languages that have speakers over 1,000,000 people or about 69.22% of the approximately 252,200,000 people of the total population of Indonesia. As for the 14 regional languages / the tribes with the highest number of speakers in Indonesia are: Javanese, Sundanese, Malay, Batak, Madurese, Minangkabau, Buginese, Acehnese, Balinese, Makassarese, Sasak, Lampung and Gorontalo languages
Cause Javanese language is understandable only for Javanese ethnic. Meanwhile, Bahasa Indonesia which roots from Malay has been a lingua franca in the region for centuries since Srivijaya
Malay (Riau dialect) has already recognized as "trade language". Even the Dutch make it as language for communication. So it spreads rapidly over Indonesia
This kind of Javanese language is actually quite strange for me, because I was raised in Surabaya, East Java, where the dialect that is used is arekan dialect. In this video, if I'm not mistaken, the dialect that is used is jogja dialect or mataraman
The low speech sound like middle java and yogyakarta/mataraman (standart) dialeck because the word "dab" is reversed java script of "mas" that mean "(older)brother"
In java, some doesnt use the script cuz of dutch, the dutch bring Latin Alphabet to this language, so thats why the reason some people use latin rather than the javanese script
@@6i6itjeruk I just want to add your comment that we the Northern Bantenese, Indramyunese and Cirebonese once had our own script. But after the Mataram ruled Cirebon they changed it to Mataramese version. Our script is called Carakan Cirebon and it's more older than the Mataramese script.
Halo Jenengmu sopo?=What your name Piro umure?=how old are you Sampeyan kelas endi?=what class are you in Sampeyan manggon ing ngendi?=where do you live Sampeyan saka endi?=where you from Aku tresno karo kowe= i love you Aku ora seneng= i don't like it Lagi opo kowe=what are you doing
Actually Javanese consist of three language level 1. Ngoko (casual/informal) 2. Krama (Polite/ formal) 3. Krama Inggil (Very Polite) Ngoko language is used when speaking with someone younger or the same age with you. Krama and Krama Inggil is used when you are talk to someone older or honoured/respected like parents, teacher, boss, stranger, or someone you don't close with. Like the example in this video. The story is in Ngoko language when it is in monologue. But when the son talk to his father he use Krama language.
Most likely the voice actor for the greetings was using arekan dialect,arekan dialect is used in most of east Java,how i know it,because IM an Javanese and arekan myself,if he using the Mataraman,he Will use the word "Kowe" rather than "awakmu"
I cannot understqnd most of the things that the video said because i'm from surabaya and can only understand the rudest form of javanese, ngoko 😄 (in this vid it said krama, the politest form is krama inggil). For example, krama inggil for "you" is panjenengan; krama for "you" is sampeyan (this is still kinda used here); and the ngoko, the one you'll hear most here is kowe or kon 🤣 i rarely use kon because that sounds rly rude for me, i only used it when i'm pissed.
4th generation of Javanese, Bugis and Boyan immigrants here, it is very rare to hear any of these dialects spoken in Singapore now. We’ve assimilated with the local language and not many of the 2nd generation speak these dialects out of convenience. There used to be enclaves and villages of Bugis, Javanese and Boyan, but with modernisation, they’ve spread about Singapore.
javanese language is so diverse in itself. Because unlike other languages, Javanese has different dialect even to the point of completely different vocabs depends on the region. Like for me, I'm native surabayan which is a city on the east coast of java. In here, we have our own set of words and sometimes people from other parts of Java find it's hard to understand what we're saying. The Javanese in the video is mostly central javanese language and dialect. They tend to be more soft and polite. Us, the eastern javanese were a bit more harsh and loud. But otherwise, no matter what javanese you speak whether it's a ngapak, jowo tengahan, jowo timuran, walikan ngalam, suroboyoan, banyumasan, etc... once people know that you're a javanese, no matter where you are, you are family for us.
Japanese : uses different wording and honorifics to make it polite
Javanese : _literally an entire different dictionary to make it polite_
Yep - and it's really up to what you and your conversation partner to determine how "polite" you want to make your conversation by mixing in the "appropriate" number of krama items in your speech!
The language of my ancestors.
Love from Singapore.
Your grandpa?
Why u left?
@@logiic8835 we dunno that Singapore is small but really multiethnic society even tho most of them have Chinese root. I guess 77%? And I heard lots of Javanese have settled in Singapore's muslim neighborhood along with Malays, Muslim Indians, Bugis and Arabs.
gelud yuk
@@deadpool113 too bad they're all labeled Malay now. That's like calling every Chinese as Hokkien.
There are 4 kind javanese languange
1.Ngoko javanese
2. Krama madya javanese
3. Krama inggil javanese
4. Kawi javanese
Ngoko javanese is mostly use to communicate with friend (close friend), Krama madya javanese is use to communicate with somebody that we don't know yet, Krama inggil javanese is use to communicate with old people, parents, grandparents, elder figures. The last Kawi isn't use for daily spoken languange. But it is use for wayang show (javanese puppet show). The Dalang (person who plays the wayang) speak kawi javanese. Kawi javanese is used for the wayang story that written in the book (espesially javanese subject at school), and it is still confusing me, even i'm a native speaker of javanese
I'm Indonesian mixed Japanese.
Japanese is my mother tongue, and learning bahasa Indonesia.
I am checking the Javanese, and I'm so surprised of the Javanese differ from bahasa Indonesia.
I got interested in more.
I'm a Batak Toba native, but I really love hearing Javanese. The krama sounds so regal and elite, the lower Javanese (forget the name, sorry) sounds very friendly and fun.
the lower javanese is called ngoko, and yeah krama sounds so polite
Hi I'm Javanese from Central Java Indonesia and here in my province 97% are Javanese, we speak Javanese also in daily life, most of us speak Javanese ngoko with friends and Krama with the older one, Javanese also as a formal language in cultural event, wayang opera, wedding party etc. and yeah just like on the video we speak with strong accent. hope y'all enjoy that and know our Javanese language 😉😊
5 in Javanese is not lima.
@@jackjackyphantom8854 i'ts limo
Is the name Dimas common in Indonesia? I keep on seeing the same name
Well javanese is much more complex than bahasa indonesia, not too mention we use a lot of dialect according to which java region where you come from. Though I'm native but sometimes I couldnt understand some words outside Jogja region especially with Ngapak dialect.
My dad from bantul, my mom from cilacap and I spend my whole life almost wuth my maternal family . But my maternal family teach me only krama inggil. I lived in cilacap until highschool When I spoke ngapak my friend always teasing me because its sound weird on me. 😥😥 even I life in this town again now, there's a new vocabulary that I don't know.
Come to Pati, we have different dialec and some specific vocabulary ☺️
"Kabeh manungsa kuwi lair mardika tur setara ing hak-hak lan ajining dhiri. Saben wong nduweni nalar lan ati nurani dhewe-dhewe tur kudu merlakokake siji lan liyane kanthi semangat paseduluran."
Programmer language
Not that java tho 😂😂
Lol
Lmfao
Bruh
No wonder Why Javanese is Everywhere on Indonesia, Because They are just Teleportating
Learning javanese for non-javanese is like learning Spanish, Italian and Portuguese at once not in latin script, but in arabic.
After listening to many austronesian languages, I dare to say that javanese sounds so masculine.
Javanese kings in my opinion would sound really badass during pre colonialism time. But today, javanese language is known in sinetron as kampungan, norak, etc. They even use non javanese actor to mimmick javanese which make it worse.
One of the reason why didi kempot and other javanese singers success is bcs we javanese felt tired with bad stereotype about our language. We say f!ck that stereotype, we love our language. Javanese are not direct. So this is how they show their feeling.
The last Javanese badass king is Sultan Agung in my opinion
bersama kuli membangun indonesia wkwk
kampungan? haha
we have second city proper named surabaya
we have most prosperous city in indonesia named kediri
😁😁😁
As an Chinese Indonesian, I’ve always felt Javanese was cool and Indonesian sinetron is shit
@@ryeryeryerye so many chinese use javanese on daily basis here in east java
Hmm, sounds like Kapangpangan language.
Btw aku cinta Indonesia from Philippines.
Great Austronesian
Wolung Asu = 8 dogs
Ano
UwU
Thank i from Indonesian Like your opinion with Indonesian
Javanese language is a traditional language from Indonesia that is used in the Javanese tribe. usually used in 3 provinces in Indonesia, among others, Central Java, East Java, Yogyakarta Special Region.
Salken bng dr jateng solo:v
🇬🇧 So here's my explanation as an Indonesian on how Indonesian and Javanese are very different.
🇮🇩 Jadi inilah penjelasan saya sebagai seorang warga Indonesia tentang bagaimana bahasa Indonesia dan Jawa adalah dua bahasa yang sangat berbeda.
🇬🇧 To clear it up:
Javanese is a language isolate within Malayo-Polynesian branch of Austronesian languages and has no closest relatives (it's hypothesized to be more related to Philippine languages than Indonesian). It is the most spoken regional language of Indonesia that is also spoken in Suriname, Malaysia, New Caledonia, Netherlands, and other Javanese diaspora communities throughout the world.
Indonesian, as far as I know, is a Malayic language of Malayo-Sumbawan subbranch (I guess it's the term?) and is surprisingly related to Madurese, Balinese, Sundanese, and Pattani Malay in Thailand. It is derived and standardized from Malay varieties spoken in Riau-Johor (which is also the source of Standard Malaysian Malay).
Btw the reason why Indonesian and Malaysian are different in many ways is the languages that influence both of them. Indonesian have gone so many things including simplification, "modernization", and multiple standardization that made it easier for people throughout Indonesia to understand and use it.
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🇮🇩 Supaya jelas:
Bahasa Jawa adalah bahasa dalam rumpun bahasa Austronesia yang terisolasi dalam cabang Malayo-Polinesia atau dengan kata lain tidak memiliki kerabat dekat dengan bahasa manapun di Indonesia (tetapi dihipotesiskan lebih dekat berkerabat dengan bahasa-bahasa Filipina daripada bahasa Indonesia). Bahasa Jawa adalah bahasa yang paling banyak digunakan di Indonesia yang juga digunakan di Suriname, Malaysia, Kaledonia Baru, Belanda, dan di berbagai komunitas diaspora Jawa di seluruh dunia.
Bahasa Indonesia adalah bahasa Austronesia dalam keluarga Malayik dalam subcabang Malayo-Sumbawa, yang juga sama-sama merupakan bahasa dari cabang Malayo-Polinesia. Bahasa Indonesia justru lebih dekat terkait dengan bahasa Madura, Sunda, Bali, dan Melayu Pattani di Thailand. Bahasa Indonesia adalah salah satu varian yang distandardisasi dari bahasa Melayu. Bahasa Indonesia berasal dari dialek Riau-Johor (yang juga merupakan asal dari bahasa Melayu Malaysia baku).
Btw alasan mengapa bahasa Indonesia dan Malaysia berbeda adalah karena bahasa Indonesia telah melalui banyak proses penyederhanaan, "modernisasi", dan beberapa kali proses standardisasi. Hal ini bertujuan agar bahasa Indonesia (terutama baku) lebih mudah dipahami dan digunakan oleh seluruh masyarakat Indonesia.
I've heard the hypothesis that might be closely related to Northern Borneo branch of austronesian.
Why didn’t Indonesia use the original javanese aksara written script instead of the boring old Latin alphabet? Seriously… makes me sad that the most beautiful written script in the world is dying.
This is the first time I heard Bible in Javanese, its bring me joy, thank you for sharing and presents the language of my homeland to the world!
@@oghuzdynasty777 there are, quite a lot in fact
@@oghuzdynasty777 yes plenty! And I am one of them
@@oghuzdynasty777 yes, there are significant number in jogjakarta, salatiga, surakarta and magelang
are u from salatiga? most of javanese christians came from salatiga.
@@oghuzdynasty777 Many.
Especially in Central java, theres lot off Javanese christian.
(sorry for my bad english)
I'll appreciate your hard work.
as a javanese most of our younger generation-at least people that i met and knew, fellow gen z-are fluent in basa jawa ngoko (low speech javanese) but struggling with basa jawa ngoko (high speech javanese). this need to change for real.
Balinese please. I know its closely related to Javanese but its hard to find samples of Balinese here.
Love Indonesia 🇮🇩
Javanese sounds classical as compared to current indonesian language. I don't understand why other ethnicities would be jealous even if javanese becomes indonesian national language. It's aesthetic is worth appreciation too. Thanks for covering this language.
As Javanese we are okay that our language is not used as national language. We just hate people that make fun of our accent and language.
National indonesia language is malay language (indonesian) btw
@@jxcsg More precisely, Riau Malayan , That's because it used to be the language of trade during the Dutch colonial period
Dados kelingan nalika bapak nyeritani kula babat kitab suci. Punika ingkang paling sering dipun cariyosaken bapak dhateng kula. Nanging sapunika bapak sampun sesarengan kaliyan sang Rama wontening swarga.
As a Malay speaker it's really cool that I get the feeling that I should understand this, but it's almost completely unintelligible. It's also cool that reading the words fluently isn't a problem.
I have strong (Central) Javanese ancestry since they travelled are all over the archipelago but my family is almost completely assimilated aside from some traditions.
5 in most Austronesian languages have similar pronunciations to lima. But Javanese has a different structure for 5.
This is what Filipinos feel like listening to Bahasa Melayu and bahasa Indonesia 😂
When I say "I speak Javanese" they always hear 'Japanese', and I always have to explain it well to other people who don't know about "Javanese".
Thank you so much from making this. I'm javanese and I love my language.
one of the most underrated languages in the world
As someone who has perakian dad with Javanese-Buginese ancestry, this sounds exactly like how perakian speaks. Taking some moment to be proud of having javanese ancestry
The low speech in this video are commonly found in central java, east java has slightly different speech. However the high speech are still the same
Example:
"How's it going, bro?"
-Central Java: "Ha piye saiki, dab?" "Piye dab?"
-East Java: "Yaopo lur?" / "Gek piye lur?" / "Yopo cok?"
A North Bantenese people would say :
Keprimen kabare?
And we dont understand the highs speech like yogyakartans do cause we were never under Mataram's rule.
jawatimur: jancuk
jawatengah: asu
jawa serang: patak ireu
LOL
tambahan: dialek samangraya ciwandan: a endi? (baca: arep ning endi)
That 'cok' ugh
Wonosobo (central java) : Prige kabare?
@@Maman-Setrum Wonosobo (jateng) : sikak😉
Ooo begini bahasa Jawa, saya harap boleh belajar lagi. 😁Salam dari malaysia 🇲🇾
Ini bahasa Jawa Kromo (Jawa Halus). It has very different vocabularies with Jawa Ngoko (Jawa Pasar).
sebenarnyaa satu sisi memang bahasa indonesia itu jadi bahasa pemersatu bangsa, tapi gak bisa bohong bukan bahasa inggris penyebab utama penggerusan bahasa-bahasa daerah, tapi bahasa indonesia lah penyebab utamanya.
kamu hidup di daerah mana? apa di sekolahmu ada pelajaran bahasa daerah? setahuku di jakarta gak ada
Betyl sekali, jaman sekarang orang tua lebih bangga anaknya memakai bahasa indonesia daripada bahasa daerah sebagai bahasa ibu nya. Harusnya bahsa indonesia hanya sbagai bahasa ke 2 ya.
@@ocktaphius2940 kamu slah.. seharusnya bhasa daerah jadi bahasa ke 2 karena bhsa indonesia.. bhasa pemersatu.. klau bhsa indo mu gk lancar trus bisa nya bhsa daerah... Bakalan kesulitan merantau di daerah lain
Aku ingat ayat ini: Utamakan bahasa Indonesia, lestarikan bahasa daerah, kuasai bahasa asing. Bahasa indo bukan mematikan bahasa daerah, tapi sebagai pemersatu dan memberi identitas negara
"Gunakan Bahasa Indonesia
Lestarikan Bahasa Daerah
Pelajari Bahasa Asing" 👍
Based on data from the Central Statistics Agency / BPS in 2015, there are only 14 regional languages out of thousands of languages that have speakers over 1,000,000 people or about 69.22% of the approximately 252,200,000 people of the total population of Indonesia. As for the 14 regional languages / the tribes with the highest number of speakers in Indonesia are: Javanese, Sundanese, Malay, Batak, Madurese, Minangkabau, Buginese, Acehnese, Balinese, Makassarese, Sasak, Lampung and Gorontalo languages
Why didn't Indonesia recognize Javanese as their national language? This sounds waay better than bahasa.
It is only spoken on the Java island
Cause Javanese language is understandable only for Javanese ethnic. Meanwhile, Bahasa Indonesia which roots from Malay has been a lingua franca in the region for centuries since Srivijaya
Malay (Riau dialect) has already recognized as "trade language". Even the Dutch make it as language for communication. So it spreads rapidly over Indonesia
Bahasa Indonesia (Malay) was already the common lingua franca for a very long time so that's why they chose it.
We don't want force outer island to learn high speech and low speech😂
Many Javanese in Malaysia, got Kampung Jawa. Love Javanese from Malaysia. Boso Jowo'.
Malaysia ne pundi mas
It's transalated Javanese. Javanese with solo dialect exactly.
The prodigal son makes me feel like following the sunday service on Gereja Kristen Jawa (Javanese Christian Church)😄😄😄
This sounds better than Bahasa.
This kind of Javanese language is actually quite strange for me, because I was raised in Surabaya, East Java, where the dialect that is used is arekan dialect. In this video, if I'm not mistaken, the dialect that is used is jogja dialect or mataraman
I'm indonesian but only understand 5% of this
As a Tagalog, please make a video about Old Javanese, I'm curious about their VSO order too
Sudah punah bahasanya
Inyong bangga teyeng ngomong jawa
Sedilit kinda sounds like saglit (a while) of Tagalog
1:22
so word “Whoe!‘ or “Woi!” that we used a lot is javanese? xD💀
"Lha piye saiki dab?" (How is it going, bro?). This is clearly Javanese style of Yogyakarta :D
"dab" artinya apa? solo ga ada..wkwk
I am Sundanese-Indonesian, and I can't understand Javanese language even in the same island, West Java more use Sunda language than Java language
Can you make video about Javanese ngapak as well with Indramayu and Cirebon too🙏
No one:
Javanese Low Speech ; WHOOEE !!!!!
The low speech sound like middle java and yogyakarta/mataraman (standart) dialeck because the word "dab" is reversed java script of "mas" that mean "(older)brother"
Javanese is the biggest language of Indonesia🇮🇩
Pangerten kang sae, mugi saluran punika saget terus berkembang ing wulangan basa ing saindenging jagad🤗🤗
Where is the main() method?
Lol
it is utåmå() cårå now
You dont need it. Just say "Jancok" and you're javanese.
@@user-rs5mg1ue2y dont translate it to javanese 😂
@@adityarahmanda wadoh mlah "jancok" wkwkwk
Hi, everyone! I am from Indonesia, i live in East Java Province, and i'm using Javanese😀
Hi Im Javanese and actually we still use this language until now modern era
ꦱꦸꦒꦼꦁꦫꦮꦸꦃ = Sugeng Rawuh = welcome
This is a top-level Java language, there are 3 more levels below it.
In Javanese, as in it, there is another language, ordinary language, polite language, and very polite
assalamualaikum hi, I'm from Indonesia, East Java, to be precise, I'm happy to see this video, it's very useful, I give it 100% ~from Indonesia🇮🇩
I am Javanese
Greetings from Java
Central Java
in Java, the language used does not use Javanese script
ꦄꦏ꧀ꦰꦫꦗꦮꦩꦸꦁꦢꦢꦶꦥꦗꦔꦤ꧀꧉ ꦌꦩꦤꦺꦩꦤ꧀ꦧꦔꦼꦠ꧀꧉
In java, some doesnt use the script cuz of dutch, the dutch bring Latin Alphabet to this language, so thats why the reason some people use latin rather than the javanese script
@@6i6itjeruk I just want to add your comment that we the Northern Bantenese, Indramyunese and Cirebonese once had our own script. But after the Mataram ruled Cirebon they changed it to Mataramese version. Our script is called Carakan Cirebon and it's more older than the Mataramese script.
@@haysnairefohdir4182 Are you an Indramayunese or Cirebonese?
IM Indonesian but..
*IS JAVA IS A COUNTRY?*
People know JAVA programming but don't know Javanese 😅
Karepmu
I know because It's my language
Javanese(Central Java and East Java Province)🇮🇩
English : i have no idea
Javanese : mboh
Halo Jenengmu sopo?=What your name
Piro umure?=how old are you
Sampeyan kelas endi?=what class are you in
Sampeyan manggon ing ngendi?=where do you live
Sampeyan saka endi?=where you from
Aku tresno karo kowe= i love you
Aku ora seneng= i don't like it
Lagi opo kowe=what are you doing
This sounds like Kapampangan mixed with Bikol
beautiful scripts 😇
How to differentiate the a and å sound?
Usually when the word had suffix they change back to A.
Like
Båså : Languange
Basa-ne: That Languange
I was playing minecraft java but theres no javanese cultures and languange
We Indonesians ussually use the Ngoko (low speech) escpessially in pulau jawa
Actually Javanese consist of three language level
1. Ngoko (casual/informal)
2. Krama (Polite/ formal)
3. Krama Inggil (Very Polite)
Ngoko language is used when speaking with someone younger or the same age with you.
Krama and Krama Inggil is used when you are talk to someone older or honoured/respected like parents, teacher, boss, stranger, or someone you don't close with.
Like the example in this video.
The story is in Ngoko language when it is in monologue.
But when the son talk to his father he use Krama language.
Most likely the voice actor for the greetings was using arekan dialect,arekan dialect is used in most of east Java,how i know it,because IM an Javanese and arekan myself,if he using the Mataraman,he Will use the word "Kowe" rather than "awakmu"
Aku seneng video iki mbesuk kanggo gendéra Jawa Tengah
High javanese sounds ellegant, Low javanese sounds funny and friendly, according to non native speaker
I cannot understqnd most of the things that the video said because i'm from surabaya and can only understand the rudest form of javanese, ngoko 😄 (in this vid it said krama, the politest form is krama inggil).
For example, krama inggil for "you" is panjenengan; krama for "you" is sampeyan (this is still kinda used here); and the ngoko, the one you'll hear most here is kowe or kon 🤣 i rarely use kon because that sounds rly rude for me, i only used it when i'm pissed.
I’m thai this sound a bit like my language for some reason
Javanese and Thai are equally influenced by ancient Indian languages: v
And javanese script looks alike thai
คล้ายไงอะ
Idk. Thai is full of A sound. And we javanese has more O sound than A
@@what5241 I think he/she meant similar in sound (as in accent/ pronounciation) only. But I don't think it sounds similar tho
I'm from the Javanese tribe
Salam kuli jowo🤣🙏🏻
javanese are not tribe, we are a nation
we are a nation who had built borobudur the largest temple in the world
@@Nathaniaa22 haha hariane gede ya mas
@@datastats7650
Nation is Bangsa
Jawa Is Ethnic group
@@datastats7650 *Was a Nation. We're no longer have our own nation, cuz we share one nation with other ethnic group now.
Nice 😊😊
4th generation of Javanese, Bugis and Boyan immigrants here, it is very rare to hear any of these dialects spoken in Singapore now.
We’ve assimilated with the local language and not many of the 2nd generation speak these dialects out of convenience.
There used to be enclaves and villages of Bugis, Javanese and Boyan, but with modernisation, they’ve spread about Singapore.
This is language not dialect!!! 🗿
Wong jowo ojo nganti lali jowone, orang jawa jangan sampai lupa akar jawa nya.
Javanese Number
Krama Ngoko And Krama Inggil
1.Siji = Setunggal
2.Loro = Kaleh
3.Telu = Tigo
4.Papat = Sekawan
5.Limo = Gangsal
6.Enem = Enem
7.Pitu = Pitu
8.Wolu = Wolu
9.Songo = Songo
10.Sepuloh = Sedhoso
Aku nonton iki malah kudu ngguyu 😀
javanese language is so diverse in itself. Because unlike other languages, Javanese has different dialect even to the point of completely different vocabs depends on the region. Like for me, I'm native surabayan which is a city on the east coast of java. In here, we have our own set of words and sometimes people from other parts of Java find it's hard to understand what we're saying. The Javanese in the video is mostly central javanese language and dialect. They tend to be more soft and polite. Us, the eastern javanese were a bit more harsh and loud. But otherwise, no matter what javanese you speak whether it's a ngapak, jowo tengahan, jowo timuran, walikan ngalam, suroboyoan, banyumasan, etc... once people know that you're a javanese, no matter where you are, you are family for us.
Salam seduluran kanggo panjenengan sedoyo...
im.a sundanese me like javanese
1:22 itu nantang duel?
Pandai juga berbahasa jawa, apa bahasa jawa juga dipelajari oleh orang diluar jawa
How are you : Piye kabare cuk (East java version)
"Cuk" enggak bisa digunakan karena itu hanya ragam cakapan.
Yok opo kabare kalo Jatim wkwkwk
East Java tidak menggunakan piye tp yo'opo
@@user-vi5ib5gz3j east java mataraman bro 🤣
Jancok apek kabarku😂
Dab is Mas, Jogja slung
jawa baku (mataraman)
Javanesse language from indonesia uwu🇮🇩🇮🇩❤️
Guamanian Chamorro and Suroboyoan Javanese are the same.
Im javanese i just understand ngoko javanese, when someone speaking krama ingil i cannot understand
First thought .. Surakartan accent, but I heard 'dab' ~ ya wis, sedulurku ... Yogyakartan accent ...
I love Java Rice 😋
Atots mura rasag benisaya ba maayo kaau ba
Sangar bro
ꦧꦁꦒ ꦔꦁꦒꦺꦴ ꦧꦱ ꦗꦮ꧈ ꦱꦭꦩ꧀ ꦱꦏ ꦧꦤ꧀ꦢꦸꦁ ꧉
Assalamu'alaikum, piye kabare sampeyan kabih
Basa kuu😭😭
Nggih
Indonesia🇮🇩
does java alphabet still be used ?
Yes! In Java island esp East and Central Java Province you can find the street name use Javanese alphabet!
Only in school
Yes still used in study Javanese language in school
Not anymore
Sounds like Basque
Seng jowo ngacung😲☝️