I'm Filipino and I feel like Indonesians kinda have the same tone as Filipinos when they talk hahaha we truly are cousins from the Austronesian Family. 🇮🇩🤝🇵🇭
There are some indonesian words borrowed by the philippines but changed its meaning, for example, Lagi in indonesian means again, Lagi in tagalog meand Always
@@belowplays230 And also I think it's the Indonesians who borrowed words from Philippines since Austronesians originated in Taiwan and made their way down to the Philippines before coming to Indonesia... Just saying
Yes because mostly indonesian think of some word from malaysia are funny. Malaysian words, many of them are mix with english. We indonesia have authentic words.
@@muhammadthoriqafrissuryono3695 yes and its adopted from melayu riau not malaysia. Because malaysian culture (melayu) we had. But indonesian traditional culture Not necessarily Malaysia has. I only know that dayak culture, malaysian has too.
@@yogadgsix I'm Malay from Malaysia and I agree. Agree a lot of words from Bahasa Melayu actually doesn't sound the way in meant to spell. Like "kereta" which is in Malay is car and train for Indonesia. We don't say "kereta" in our daily conversation, we just say "kete". Also it depends on their english skill. If their good at speaking english they will mix malay and english. But if they are not good in English they rarely mix english and mala language
@@zhaohan8581 yess, because UK colonize malaysia so many word from english, meanwhile dutchland colonize indonesia so many word from dutchness like handuk (towel), sepatu (shoe)
I just started learning Indonesian and realized it's an extremely fun and easy language! Sadly there are not a lot of decent materials on how to study in properly.
Hello Mr. MishaElRusito! I really appreciate you for learning our language, maybe you can try watching the Indonesian language lessons playlist from "Iracarolina2001" she discusses many things related to pronunciation and grammar there and maybe you can also learn through the content of the "IndonesianPod101" channel, As a native Indonesian, I also feel that Spanish is an easy language, especially if we can speak English and I think Spanish is a cool language. I've been studying Spanish for a year and I think I'm pretty good at Spanish autodidactically and currently I'm learning Chinese, I am 100% sure that you will be very well received by the local residents here if you can impress them by speaking Indonesian hahaha, Semangat terus Bang Misha!! It means (Keep up the spirit brother Misha!!) See you in Indonesia😉
This is not a standard indonesian, they use local dialect of jakarta when using indonesian. They mixed indonesian wit many others betawi elements. So many slangs and nonstandard idioms and words. Even if you travel to other parts of indonesia, you will find a very different local dialects. :) I hope for the admin for taking any places in indonesia just for describing the diversity of indonesian dialects influenced by the local language surrounding. :)
This is the most common way Indonesian speak with each other. If you use this style, most people I believe 100% Indonesian will understand. Dialect might be different but the words they use are very standard.
Man, I started learning indonesian today and I feel so encouraged by how easy is to learn it!! This should be a universal language, since I am sure it would be easy for most people!! Now I can't wait to visit Indonesia and speak with the locals!!! Hope you keep uploading to this channel, I really wanna learn this language!!
Awesome! I'll share the vocab list I made from this video. Keep em coming! Jadi ya makanya... - So yeah, that's why... hiburan - entertainment. ondel-ondel - giant puppets with people inside them. sembarang tempat - everywhere, all over the place. (orang buang sampah ~) ramah lingkungan - eco-friendly. dalam rangka apa - for what occasion, for what purpose, in what context. "Dalam rangka apa nih main ke Jakarta?" "Kalau Indonesia, dalam rangka apa itu?" peninggalan - relic, heritage. (like the old buildings at Kota Tua: "Banyak peninggalan-peninggalan dari ini...") menyurutkan langkah kita - discourage, deter us. (lit. dampen our steps) "Itu tidak menyurutkan langkah kita..." (bisa juga menyurutkan darah, menyurutkan hati, dan menyurutkan napas (after exercise).) cenderung - inclined, tend. "Kalau mall, cenderung sih..." (About malls, I tend to say...) perkumuhan - slum. (perkampungan + kumuh)
ahh, if you wanna be more "street" style, a little fix here: sembarang tempat>>sembarangan or seenaknya. mmm, sorry bro, menyurutkan darah, menyurutkan hati, menyurutkan napas are not commonly spoken here. they sound weird...
Akhirnya ada Easy Indonesian!! I'm native and happy to see this video, hope there'll be more more videos to come!! Untuk pembawa acaranya, lebih relax lagi ya bahasanya dan cara membawa acaranya. Semangat buat semua timnya!!!
Saya belajar bahasa dari 9 bulan (saya berasal dari India) dan menurut saya, itu sangat bagus untuk praktik - benerkah!! Terima kasih banyak untuk upload..
i'am indonesian and i dont know why i feel a little bit weird watching this,haha but i proud that indonesia language can be recognize by around the world from this 'easy language' channel
It is great to have material to learn Indonesian. I am from Honduras and study here, and I have to learn Indonesian to start my studies and is good to have these videos to practices and learn.
I want to learn this language. It sounds beautiful. The language seems to be easier to learn than any other in Asia. And it is easily the most spoken language in East Asia (after chinese languages of course). It is essentially the same language as Malay . (Even if they are often regarded as different languages for political reasons. )
@Indonesia Fascist Movement yes this is indonesian, its different from malay but the basic is malay, altho both had split from each other due to foreign influence with malay being influenced by english more and indonesian by dutch
Standard Indonesian is the easiest language on earth. Its spelling is Germanic. Its pronunciation is very simple. However, only newsreaders, preachers, ministers and the president speak it. In reality, Indonesians speak their own dialects. Therefore, I suggest that you learn two languages at the same time: Standard Indonesian (the educated type of Indonesian) and the dialect of Jakarta (the uneducated type of Indonesian).
Saya orang singapura.yg berbahada indonesia.hks berbeda bahasa indonesia dan melayu.kalau bahada melayu masuknya bahasa rumpun melayu malaysia pun banyak ragamnya.berbeda satu sama lain.brubai beda lagi.thailan beda lagi.sumatra beda lagi.karna bahasa melayu bahasa kampong tempatan.lain tempat lain arti lain dialec lain istilah.beda jauh dengan bahasa indonedia yg sudah bersetandar dan sudah jauh di kebangkan!!.saya saja bisa membedakan mana bahasa melayu malaysia.mana bahasa melayu malaysia yg di pakai sehari2 di kampong2 beda2
Just learn Indonesian plus English, and you could travel around malay-sphere with no problem(Indo-Singapore-Malaysia-Brunei-Timor) Imo Malay sounds really backwards and stupid, does not reflect the intelligence of it's speakers at all. 😂
I'm a Mexican learning Indonesian on Duolingo and I love it, the structure, the words, the phonetics, it's beautiful, i hope to keep on learning more to understand these videos without watching the subtitles
terimah kasi untuk vidio kamu. Saya dari Amerika dan saya suka the subtitles di indonesian dan engriss.. saya belejar bahasa indohnesia dan subtitles bantu sekali . terima kasih banyak
sukhoy indeed many Indonesian accent like that and for me, it's normal. there are many more accents in our country. if you listen it, you will suprise. haha
Awesome video and very interesting language! For anyone confused about the translation of the word "macet" into "traffic jam," a better translation would be "congested" or "crowded" in this context, as they are talking about people and not vehicles.
People don't use "macet" to talk about crowds of people, that would be "rame." When they say macet they're talking about the traffic jams in the city in general, not about the square where they're doing the interview.
I see that many people there are kind of shy like us Japanese, barely saying a word or two like macet, rame But Bapak Andes speaks very clear Indonesian and good for beginners like me.
Keep on going, I can't support much, probably only hitting that like button and a bit of commentary, but diversity of language is beautiful IF presented with good will Salam kenal
I think its ok for mixing languages as long you still can speak fluent malay language. Because we in central kalimantan speak mostly banjarese here or dayaknese if i with my family.
I just love how similar Indonesian boys visually look like my country Burmese (Myanmar) boys to me I mean pure Burmese (Bamar) guys to me I mean tanned skinned native SE Asian look etc. My cousin brother is married to an Indonesian woman and has a beautiful daughter with her. He has lived in Indonesia for many years and can speak / understand Bahasa Indonesian fluently. Currently working/living in Netherlands though. I have been listening to Indonesian music lately and wish to visit too someday. Off point but I love Indo-Mie too :'). Love you guys Indonesians (A fellow SE Asian from London) 💕
Thank you so much for appreciate one of our best product (i know it taste bussin' especially if you eat it with hot rice hahaha😉) if you like rock songs, try listening to the band "Sheila on 7" and "Dewa19" they are two legendary rock bands in Indonesia and many Indonesians like them because they make a lot of songs that sound catchy, but if you prefer to listen to pop, try listening to "HIVI" because their melody sounds so happy and gives a positive vibe, I hope your cousin is always happy with his partner and I hope you can also visit Indonesia one day, I hope you are always given good health and I wish you a lucky life in London. Greetings from your Indonesian friend to my beloved Myanmar friend:)
@Deadmanq Thank you for your kind recommendations too friend 😃. Definitely I love to listen to Indonesian songs so far I only know Rindu Semalam and Ghea Youbi ? 😅😊😇. I will try to visit there sometime in the near future with my family ~ have a nice day !
just one small suggestion, maybe you could change the addressing of "Mbak" and "Mas" because although it is a popular form of addressing people, I think it is too "Javanized" (just my opinion :D ), maybe you could change it with more Indonesian standard ones like "Kak", "Adik", "Bapak", "Ibu". This is just a suggestion though. Good job for the interviewee, cameraman and the editor, keep up the good work ! I am looking forward for the second episode ! :D
@@dedekurniawan6788 se anti itu sama jawa? Emg indnesia udah dijawanisasi kayak gimana? Dipaksa pake mama jawa? Dipaksa makan gudeg? Dipaksa beragama kejawen?
This Easy Language learning programme is meant to introduce the language itself, but I see that there's a lot of slang and non standard sentences here :( I also disappointed with some of the people's response that seems like they're not friendly at all.....so my advise: continue this Easy Indonesian channel but consider the usage of the language too.... Thank You ;)
Waah... asyik.. keren nih... selama ini saya belajar bhs jerman dengan Easy German. Terus iseng2 nyari ada gak ya Easy Indonesian, eh ternyata ada... keren nih... Ada Bahasa Indonesia for foreigner. LANJUTKAN!! :)
saya sangat senang dg video ini. Inilah ajang memperkenalkan Bahasa Indonesia di kanca Internasioanal.karena jarang sekali ada media Bhs Indonesia as foreign language.Ok bro. selamat berkarya....sukses .
Very helpful video for people learning Indonesia. I like the fact that you show the Indonesian text - it's a big help for picking up many of the words that a learner would otherwise miss, because they are spoken quickly or are unstressed.
It's not formal tho 😆 but I think he wanted to be more friendly wkwk I think the interviewer mix between standard and casual Indonesian like I'm used to. Gak (instead of tidak) is more of casual rather than formal but it's sound more natural and friendly.
It would be amazing if you could produce more episodes. There are a lot of us out there learning bahasa Indonesia who would love this stuff and benefit from getting used to the normal pace of speaking and listening. ;)
What do you think about Jakarta? Jakartans : Traffic jam, hot, dirty What do you think about (Indonesian places anywhere outside Jakarta)? People : It's nice, clean environment, green everywhere, beautiful scenery, everyone is friendly, and cheap living cost..... What's the worst about (Indonesian places outside Jakarta)? People : hmmmm the wage and salary is lower than in Jakarta 😂
harusnya yang ditanya itu anak-anak muda yang bisa bahasa baku, soalnya ini kan bahan belajar foreigners, mereka bakalan susah paham kalo yang diucapkan berbeda dengan yang dipelajari.
Kalo judulnya Easy Indonesian, apalagi episode 1, kayanya ini terlalu rumit utk disebut "easy", harusnya seperti bahasa2 lain, dimulai sama "basic phrases".
"Easy Language" series, easy Spanish, German, French dll. memang konsepnya begitu. Real street language. Coba lihat deh seri dlm bhs lain, sama. Easy German, ngomongnya juga cepet. Kalau mau yg basic phrase ya di buku teks aja belajarnya. Ini berbeda. Real language.
Saya dah compare di bahasa lain. Memang konsepnya real street jg. Bukan soal cepet lambatnya, tp frasa yg dipakainya, bahasa lain sama itu2 aja, tp pas yg ini beda banget.
Hm, Jakarta (and so are many regions in Indonesia) is composed of people from many regions, ethnicities, sub-cultures, and sub-languages thus resulting in different accents from Jakarta (the modern, city-like accent), Javanese, Manado/Ambon, Papua, Padang, and hundreds more. Therefore the Indonesian language can be spoken in many different accents, foreign accents (American/English to Indonesian, or Malaysian to Indonesian) are also very common here. Just a small insight on Bahasa Indonesia.
It's a very nice vdo. Indonesia is a great country full of nice people and wonderful places to visit. Although never visited Jakarta, but stayed many months in Surabaya and found it a wonderful place.
@Zane Goebel - Everyday Indonesian l had been working there on behalf of a Turkish company. I stayed for six months. I still long to visit Madura Island which I could see everyday from my company
it's already more than a year that you don't upload a new video yet. i guess other foreigners are also waiting for the next episode. i really want to help, if you need. so Easy Indonesia can produce more videos like the neighbor :D
Oh...this is what we call "the dialect of Jakarta". It is a local dialect, not the standard form. There are three languages of Jakarta. At the highest extreme, we have Standard Indonesian. This form of language is spoken by newsreaders, journalists, religious preachers, ministers and the president. At the lowest extreme, we have the Betawi or Batavian dialect. It is the tongue of the native inhabitants of Jakarta. Between these two extremes, there is the dialect of Jakarta. It is actually Indonesian which is heavily influenced by the Betawi language. Most Jakartans speak this dialect. Such words as "nggak, yaudah, aja" belong to Jakartan dialect and these words cannot be found in any Indonesian dictionaries. This local dialect has been spread throughout Indonesia by private television stations for many years. Someday, the dialect of Jakarta will replace the position of Standard Indonesian to be our national language since young people refuse to speak it. Youngsters think that Standard Indonesian is a posh language, and not part of them. However, when Malaysians say that Standard Indonesian belong to them, all Indonesians become very angry and show their love for it.
Saya harap anda terus bikin video seperti ini. Saya dekat pergi ke Yoga bulan depan dan perlu latihan bashasa Indonesia saya. Itu lumayan tapi saya tidak mengerti terbaik waktu organ asli bicara apalagi kalau mereka bicara tercepat.
Bahasa indonesia sangat gampang dipelajari. Menghafal kata per kata saja sudah cukup utk bisa bhs indo. Tapi jeleknya, mayoritas orang indonesia tdk berbicara secara benar
terima kasih banyak! episode berikutnya? Thank you very much! Next episode? Vielen Dank! Die nächste Folge? Merci beaucoup! Le prochain épisode? Muchas gracias! El próximo episodio? Tack så mycket! Nästa episod? どうもありがとう！次のエピソード？ 感谢！下一集? 감사합니다! شكرا جزيلا لك!
+Mehdar Badrus Zaman this is not unfortunate but it is the way of how Indonesian people speak. There is always a good way to translate those slang words because our aim as Easy language producer is to support people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews. So slang words are parts of our culture :)
Andes Atmaja Emm ... that's good but a little suggestion only to make this Easy Language program better. How about interviewing them with a little more structured questions so people can answer in the same way appropriately.
Mehdar Badrus Zaman Before, as guidance for the people. And He revealed the Qur'an. Indeed, those who disbelieve in the verses of Allah will have a severe punishment, and Allah is exalted in Might, the Owner of Retribution.
2:30 the host is being too agressive and rude in this part, eventhough the interviewee clearly refuse by twice but the host forced them to respond him. You should clearly respect others. I bet the host will not be able to get away with that attitude in western countries.
first impression: it's very fast (like spanish) and they pronounce the words just like they're spelled.
Fast???
I do not think they spoke it fast. In my opinion as an indonesian native speaker they speak a bit slower... :)
People on the video do not speak that fast, just that they are quite informal
@@alighozali1940 it because you are the native, Maliih
@@bagussamudra7747 True but people who are new to a language always think it's fast, it takes time for a beginner to process each word.
I'm Filipino and I feel like Indonesians kinda have the same tone as Filipinos when they talk hahaha we truly are cousins from the Austronesian Family.
🇮🇩🤝🇵🇭
Yes, some of the indonesia & phillipines words are similar too. And sometimes indonesians get mistaken as filipino
But when fhilipino speaks bahasa they can recognize bcoz their accent
There are some indonesian words borrowed by the philippines but changed its meaning, for example, Lagi in indonesian means again, Lagi in tagalog meand Always
@@belowplays230 so what's always in Indonesian?
@@belowplays230 And also I think it's the Indonesians who borrowed words from Philippines since Austronesians originated in Taiwan and made their way down to the Philippines before coming to Indonesia... Just saying
Greetings from Thailand. I think Indonesian accent is easier than Malaysian. It sounds clear. Malay is hard to understand for me.
Yes because mostly indonesian think of some word from malaysia are funny. Malaysian words, many of them are mix with english. We indonesia have authentic words.
Yoga Andoyo Aji
as indonesia and as i knew
bahasa indonesia was born on 1928
@@muhammadthoriqafrissuryono3695 yes and its adopted from melayu riau not malaysia. Because malaysian culture (melayu) we had. But indonesian traditional culture Not necessarily Malaysia has. I only know that dayak culture, malaysian has too.
@@yogadgsix I'm Malay from Malaysia and I agree. Agree a lot of words from Bahasa Melayu actually doesn't sound the way in meant to spell. Like "kereta" which is in Malay is car and train for Indonesia. We don't say "kereta" in our daily conversation, we just say "kete". Also it depends on their english skill. If their good at speaking english they will mix malay and english. But if they are not good in English they rarely mix english and mala language
@@zhaohan8581 yess, because UK colonize malaysia so many word from english, meanwhile dutchland colonize indonesia so many word from dutchness like handuk (towel), sepatu (shoe)
Akhirnya diproduksi juga "Easy Indonesian" :D semoga tetap konsisten sampai ratusan episode dan terus membantu para peminat bahasa indonesia
I just started learning Indonesian and realized it's an extremely fun and easy language! Sadly there are not a lot of decent materials on how to study in properly.
Hello Mr. MishaElRusito! I really appreciate you for learning our language, maybe you can try watching the Indonesian language lessons playlist from "Iracarolina2001" she discusses many things related to pronunciation and grammar there and maybe you can also learn through the content of the "IndonesianPod101" channel, As a native Indonesian, I also feel that Spanish is an easy language, especially if we can speak English and I think Spanish is a cool language. I've been studying Spanish for a year and I think I'm pretty good at Spanish autodidactically and currently I'm learning Chinese, I am 100% sure that you will be very well received by the local residents here if you can impress them by speaking Indonesian hahaha, Semangat terus Bang Misha!! It means (Keep up the spirit brother Misha!!) See you in Indonesia😉
This is not a standard indonesian, they use local dialect of jakarta when using indonesian. They mixed indonesian wit many others betawi elements. So many slangs and nonstandard idioms and words. Even if you travel to other parts of indonesia, you will find a very different local dialects. :) I hope for the admin for taking any places in indonesia just for describing the diversity of indonesian dialects influenced by the local language surrounding. :)
Bahasa Indonesia only in tv,film, or news. But bahasa Jakarta or slang Indonesia is worn everywhere..
and also Javanese like "Mbak"
I agree👍
@@reynaldo5592 This is bad news for learners!
This is the most common way Indonesian speak with each other. If you use this style, most people I believe 100% Indonesian will understand. Dialect might be different but the words they use are very standard.
Man, I started learning indonesian today and I feel so encouraged by how easy is to learn it!! This should be a universal language, since I am sure it would be easy for most people!! Now I can't wait to visit Indonesia and speak with the locals!!! Hope you keep uploading to this channel, I really wanna learn this language!!
agree
cuz i speak 3 language
Indonesian, Minang and little bit English 😅
Where are you from ?
Awesome! I'll share the vocab list I made from this video. Keep em coming!
Jadi ya makanya... - So yeah, that's why...
hiburan - entertainment.
ondel-ondel - giant puppets with people inside them.
sembarang tempat - everywhere, all over the place. (orang buang sampah ~)
ramah lingkungan - eco-friendly.
dalam rangka apa - for what occasion, for what purpose, in what context. "Dalam rangka apa nih main ke Jakarta?" "Kalau Indonesia, dalam rangka apa itu?"
peninggalan - relic, heritage. (like the old buildings at Kota Tua: "Banyak peninggalan-peninggalan dari ini...")
menyurutkan langkah kita - discourage, deter us. (lit. dampen our steps) "Itu tidak menyurutkan langkah kita..." (bisa juga menyurutkan darah, menyurutkan hati, dan menyurutkan napas (after exercise).)
cenderung - inclined, tend. "Kalau mall, cenderung sih..." (About malls, I tend to say...)
perkumuhan - slum. (perkampungan + kumuh)
Thank you Philip!!! this is very helpful! :)
ahh, if you wanna be more "street" style, a little fix here: sembarang tempat>>sembarangan or seenaknya. mmm, sorry bro, menyurutkan darah, menyurutkan hati, menyurutkan napas are not commonly spoken here. they sound weird...
Andes Atmaja hai andes.. salam kenal dari aku. aku agung.. aku berminat untuk buat video juga.. apakah mas andes masih buat lagi? trims
Giant puppets with people inside them 💀
I'm in love with this language!! Waiting with enthusiasm for new videos :)
do you want to learn this languange?
@@KeluargaEstui want to
Kazakh love my Indonesian brother and sister 🇰🇿❤️🇮🇩
Akhirnya ada Easy Indonesian!!
I'm native and happy to see this video, hope there'll be more more videos to come!!
Untuk pembawa acaranya, lebih relax lagi ya bahasanya dan cara membawa acaranya. Semangat buat semua timnya!!!
Saya belajar bahasa dari 9 bulan (saya berasal dari India) dan menurut saya, itu sangat bagus untuk praktik - benerkah!! Terima kasih banyak untuk upload..
Kamu berbicara bahasa Indonesia, hebat!
@@reginacitrapesela9501 Bagi aku biasa kalau orang tu pandai cakap bahasa apapun.
benarlah!!* :) good job speaking bahasa indonesia
Good bro but you can use aku, Gue instead of saya cuz saya is very formal
i'am indonesian and i dont know why i feel a little bit weird watching this,haha
but i proud that indonesia language can be recognize by around the world from this 'easy language' channel
Yes, this sounds weird to me too :)
Not weird but awkward hehhe
It is great to have material to learn Indonesian. I am from Honduras and study here, and I have to learn Indonesian to start my studies and is good to have these videos to practices and learn.
This is really helpful to me since I can see & learn how people really speak, not boring, fake textbook dialogue!! Thanks!!!!!!
I want to learn this language. It sounds beautiful. The language seems to be easier to learn than any other in Asia. And it is easily the most spoken language in East Asia (after chinese languages of course).
It is essentially the same language as Malay . (Even if they are often regarded as different languages for political reasons. )
@Indonesia Fascist Movement yes this is indonesian, its different from malay but the basic is malay, altho both had split from each other due to foreign influence with malay being influenced by english more and indonesian by dutch
Ah, thanks. But for a little correction here, Indonesia is not a part from the East Asia, but instead, Indonesia is a Southeast Asian country.
Standard Indonesian is the easiest language on earth. Its spelling is Germanic. Its pronunciation is very simple. However, only newsreaders, preachers, ministers and the president speak it. In reality, Indonesians speak their own dialects. Therefore, I suggest that you learn two languages at the same time: Standard Indonesian (the educated type of Indonesian) and the dialect of Jakarta (the uneducated type of Indonesian).
Saya orang singapura.yg berbahada indonesia.hks berbeda bahasa indonesia dan melayu.kalau bahada melayu masuknya bahasa rumpun melayu malaysia pun banyak ragamnya.berbeda satu sama lain.brubai beda lagi.thailan beda lagi.sumatra beda lagi.karna bahasa melayu bahasa kampong tempatan.lain tempat lain arti lain dialec lain istilah.beda jauh dengan bahasa indonedia yg sudah bersetandar dan sudah jauh di kebangkan!!.saya saja bisa membedakan mana bahasa melayu malaysia.mana bahasa melayu malaysia yg di pakai sehari2 di kampong2 beda2
Just learn Indonesian plus English, and you could travel around malay-sphere with no problem(Indo-Singapore-Malaysia-Brunei-Timor)
Imo Malay sounds really backwards and stupid, does not reflect the intelligence of it's speakers at all. 😂
I'm a Mexican learning Indonesian on Duolingo and I love it, the structure, the words, the phonetics, it's beautiful, i hope to keep on learning more to understand these videos without watching the subtitles
thank you for this video and please make more! It is really nice to experience your country and your people in a video like this one.
setelah sekian lama saya nonton Easy German akhirnya ada juga Easy Indonesian.. :D semoga banyak yang tertarik mau belajar bahasa kita yaa :)
Ya, setuju
Semangat
It sounded like a native dialect in the philippines, beautiful.
Beautiful people and language. Greetings from Brazil!
Como você vai?
Love it,,, trying to learn Bahasa Indonesia and this is perfect .... keep up the good work ... ^_^
terimah kasi untuk vidio kamu. Saya dari Amerika dan saya suka the subtitles di indonesian dan engriss.. saya belejar bahasa indohnesia dan subtitles bantu sekali . terima kasih banyak
aku cinta jakarta, jakarta kota penuh kenangan. sukses easy indonesian. i love u. aku cinta kamu.
I'm native speaker. but, why I watch this? lol xD
Nugraha Erlambang I found about this language few days ago, I watched some videos haha, I like how it sounds, kind of funny to me.
+Nugroho Erlambang Im too
sukhoy indeed many Indonesian accent like that and for me, it's normal. there are many more accents in our country. if you listen it, you will suprise. haha
Roni Syam okay bro
+sukhoy Same. Is it just me or does it remind you of Hindu a bit?
Terima kasih banyak!
This is the first video where I understood most of what is said! Very nice. I'm still learning
Awesome video and very interesting language! For anyone confused about the translation of the word "macet" into "traffic jam," a better translation would be "congested" or "crowded" in this context, as they are talking about people and not vehicles.
People don't use "macet" to talk about crowds of people, that would be "rame." When they say macet they're talking about the traffic jams in the city in general, not about the square where they're doing the interview.
I see that many people there are kind of shy like us Japanese, barely saying a word or two like macet, rame
But Bapak Andes speaks very clear Indonesian and good for beginners like me.
Keep on going, I can't support much, probably only hitting that like button and a bit of commentary, but diversity of language is beautiful IF presented with good will
Salam kenal
Aku dari Indonesia. Terima kasih
As a Malaysian, the way Indonesian proud of their language makes me envy them
are malaysians not proud of malay language?
@@reigenlucilfer6154 many people in city tend to mix english language whenever they speak
@@Ryyza7 hmm.. it seems that indonesians are getting into that direction. Many of the jakarta's millenials & gen z tends to mix indonesia & english.
I think its ok for mixing languages as long you still can speak fluent malay language. Because we in central kalimantan speak mostly banjarese here or dayaknese if i with my family.
@@jonathanf7229 the good things is that trend getting criticized alot here, the jaksel way of speaking trend is ridiculed by many...
I just love how similar Indonesian boys visually look like my country Burmese (Myanmar) boys to me I mean pure Burmese (Bamar) guys to me I mean tanned skinned native SE Asian look etc. My cousin brother is married to an Indonesian woman and has a beautiful daughter with her. He has lived in Indonesia for many years and can speak / understand Bahasa Indonesian fluently. Currently working/living in Netherlands though. I have been listening to Indonesian music lately and wish to visit too someday. Off point but I love Indo-Mie too :'). Love you guys Indonesians (A fellow SE Asian from London) 💕
Thank you so much for appreciate one of our best product (i know it taste bussin' especially if you eat it with hot rice hahaha😉) if you like rock songs, try listening to the band "Sheila on 7" and "Dewa19" they are two legendary rock bands in Indonesia and many Indonesians like them because they make a lot of songs that sound catchy, but if you prefer to listen to pop, try listening to "HIVI" because their melody sounds so happy and gives a positive vibe, I hope your cousin is always happy with his partner and I hope you can also visit Indonesia one day, I hope you are always given good health and I wish you a lucky life in London. Greetings from your Indonesian friend to my beloved Myanmar friend:)
@Deadmanq Thank you for your kind recommendations too friend 😃. Definitely I love to listen to Indonesian songs so far I only know Rindu Semalam and Ghea Youbi ? 😅😊😇. I will try to visit there sometime in the near future with my family ~ have a nice day !
So much like filipino language, some of the words are familar.
cause the root of our languages are the same ... Austronesian languages
just one small suggestion, maybe you could change the addressing of "Mbak" and "Mas" because although it is a popular form of addressing people, I think it is too "Javanized" (just my opinion :D ), maybe you could change it with more Indonesian standard ones like "Kak", "Adik", "Bapak", "Ibu". This is just a suggestion though. Good job for the interviewee, cameraman and the editor, keep up the good work ! I am looking forward for the second episode ! :D
walaupun itu berasal dari bahasa jawa, mas dan mbak sudah diserap jadi bahasa Indonesia mas. boleh di cek di kbbi.
Ketahuan yang komen non jawa dan sentimen sama jawa
@@dedekurniawan6788 se anti itu sama jawa? Emg indnesia udah dijawanisasi kayak gimana? Dipaksa pake mama jawa? Dipaksa makan gudeg? Dipaksa beragama kejawen?
Sebagai rakyat Jakarta penyebutan Mas dan Mbak dibeberapa native Jakarta mereka ga suka. Lebih suka dibilang Abang atau kakak. Cmiw
@@dedekurniawan6788 diapain? Dipaksa pakai nama jawa? Ngomong jawa?
Thank you for these videos. i just found them and really like them
This Easy Language learning programme is meant to introduce the language itself, but I see that there's a lot of slang and non standard sentences here :( I also disappointed with some of the people's response that seems like they're not friendly at all.....so my advise: continue this Easy Indonesian channel but consider the usage of the language too.... Thank You ;)
Video anda bagus. Aku mau belajar bahasa indonesia, tapi uggak bahan banyak seperti video ini. kapan anda membuat video baru "Easy Indonesian" ?
Waah... asyik.. keren nih... selama ini saya belajar bhs jerman dengan Easy German. Terus iseng2 nyari ada gak ya Easy Indonesian, eh ternyata ada... keren nih... Ada Bahasa Indonesia for foreigner. LANJUTKAN!! :)
saya sangat senang dg video ini. Inilah ajang memperkenalkan Bahasa Indonesia di kanca Internasioanal.karena jarang sekali ada media Bhs Indonesia as foreign language.Ok bro. selamat berkarya....sukses .
Terima kasih banyak mas Sigit :D kami akan selalu meningkatkan kualitas dari pembelajaran Bahasa Indonesia melalui jalanan :)
ok. sebab bhs asing lain sudah memproduksi banyak episode mis: Easy german.I like it very much.Vielen dank.Mas....saya sangat mensupose.
beautiful language, beautiful
Very helpful video for people learning Indonesia. I like the fact that you show the Indonesian text - it's a big help for picking up many of the words that a learner would otherwise miss, because they are spoken quickly or are unstressed.
Not as easy as I think. So many slangs when it comes to society :D
Mmm... Sehr Gut..
Saya belajar bahasa Jerman melalui Easy German dan ternyata ada orang belajar bahasa Indonesia melalui Easy Indonesian...
:)
+Septia Miranti Sitanggang saya juga belajar Deutsch di Easy German. enak banget pembawaannya dan langsung dari penutur aslinys :)
Oh ya... sdh smpai episode brp ??
Easy German udah episode 135. Wawancara dengan Kedubes Jerman di Namibia
+Nugroho Erlambang oh ya.. saya juga ikutin semuanya..... :0
2:50 did he call him kamu because he's being formal for the interview?
It's not formal tho 😆 but I think he wanted to be more friendly wkwk
I think the interviewer mix between standard and casual Indonesian like I'm used to. Gak (instead of tidak) is more of casual rather than formal but it's sound more natural and friendly.
It sounds kinda like Tagalog
Indonesian/Malay and Tagalog are from the same language family, no wonder why both sound similar.
Tagalog influent ingglis lah!
I'm a Filipino and I think it sounds like a dialect hahaha
Ashton Galyean ahhh beda jauh bet dah, kerenan indo, lebih enak di denger dan gampang banget dah pokoknya
Like filipino without Spanish words hahah
It would be amazing if you could produce more episodes. There are a lot of us out there learning bahasa Indonesia who would love this stuff and benefit from getting used to the normal pace of speaking and listening. ;)
This video is awesome. Super helpful man Terima Kasih!
Only watching because of The Raid which makes me wanna learn the Indonesia language.
Hahaha rupanya versi indonesia nya ada ya, project global easy language katanya dimana2 ada. This program always be credit points for the MAYERS
Easy Indonesian released its first video
Indonesians: wow let's watch it
What do you think about Jakarta?
Jakartans : Traffic jam, hot, dirty
What do you think about (Indonesian places anywhere outside Jakarta)?
People : It's nice, clean environment, green everywhere, beautiful scenery, everyone is friendly, and cheap living cost.....
What's the worst about (Indonesian places outside Jakarta)?
People : hmmmm the wage and salary is lower than in Jakarta 😂
Akhirnya easy Indonesia ada juga, tapi baru 1 nih. Ditunggu episode 2 nya. terimakasih.
I'm rediscovering my maternal heritage
harusnya yang ditanya itu anak-anak muda yang bisa bahasa baku, soalnya ini kan bahan belajar foreigners, mereka bakalan susah paham kalo yang diucapkan berbeda dengan yang dipelajari.
Kalo judulnya Easy Indonesian, apalagi episode 1, kayanya ini terlalu rumit utk disebut "easy", harusnya seperti bahasa2 lain, dimulai sama "basic phrases".
"Easy Language" series, easy Spanish, German, French dll. memang konsepnya begitu. Real street language. Coba lihat deh seri dlm bhs lain, sama. Easy German, ngomongnya juga cepet. Kalau mau yg basic phrase ya di buku teks aja belajarnya. Ini berbeda. Real language.
Saya dah compare di bahasa lain. Memang konsepnya real street jg. Bukan soal cepet lambatnya, tp frasa yg dipakainya, bahasa lain sama itu2 aja, tp pas yg ini beda banget.
Hargai usaha orang,
jgn kritik tpi berkaryalah.
Coba anda buat video sendiri
It would be interesting to learn this language.
Hm, Jakarta (and so are many regions in Indonesia) is composed of people from many regions, ethnicities, sub-cultures, and sub-languages thus resulting in different accents from Jakarta (the modern, city-like accent), Javanese, Manado/Ambon, Papua, Padang, and hundreds more. Therefore the Indonesian language can be spoken in many different accents, foreign accents (American/English to Indonesian, or Malaysian to Indonesian) are also very common here. Just a small insight on Bahasa Indonesia.
kok cuma ini diang sihh . malaysia aja sampe episode 9 -_- parahhh nihh
It's a very nice vdo. Indonesia is a great country full of nice people and wonderful places to visit. Although never visited Jakarta, but stayed many months in Surabaya and found it a wonderful place.
@Zane Goebel - Everyday Indonesian what does it mean, brother? Trimagashi.
@Zane Goebel - Everyday Indonesian l had been working there on behalf of a Turkish company. I stayed for six months. I still long to visit Madura Island which I could see everyday from my company
the way they speak is similar to Filipinos,the accent.
Saya belajar bahasa Indonesia. Ini sangat membantu!
Indonesian watching easy indonesian
ide yang sangat bagus! Ini pasti akan membantu orang yang baru mulai belajar bahasa Indonesia, seperti saya. Makasih atas videonya!
YAY, this is all i want to watch!
You should do more of these videos!
it's already more than a year that you don't upload a new video yet. i guess other foreigners are also waiting for the next episode. i really want to help, if you need. so Easy Indonesia can produce more videos like the neighbor :D
Now jakarta more better 😁
Bikin lagi dong, seru nih kalo ada Easy Language tapi Bahasa Indonesia, biasanya gue nonton Easy German terus haha, bikin lagi ya.
hal paling menarik di daerah itu ada dilam cafe Batavia. Ada kamar kecil pria sama dinding mirip air terjun.
Oh...this is what we call "the dialect of Jakarta". It is a local dialect, not the standard form.
There are three languages of Jakarta. At the highest extreme, we have Standard Indonesian. This form of language is spoken by newsreaders, journalists, religious preachers, ministers and the president. At the lowest extreme, we have the Betawi or Batavian dialect. It is the tongue of the native inhabitants of Jakarta. Between these two extremes, there is the dialect of Jakarta. It is actually Indonesian which is heavily influenced by the Betawi language. Most Jakartans speak this dialect.
Such words as "nggak, yaudah, aja" belong to Jakartan dialect and these words cannot be found in any Indonesian dictionaries. This local dialect has been spread throughout Indonesia by private television stations for many years. Someday, the dialect of Jakarta will replace the position of Standard Indonesian to be our national language since young people refuse to speak it. Youngsters think that Standard Indonesian is a posh language, and not part of them. However, when Malaysians say that Standard Indonesian belong to them, all Indonesians become very angry and show their love for it.
that's pretty interesting, thanks!
Alangkah lebih indah kalo orang indonesia berbicara pake bahasa baku ❤
개인적으로 인도네시아어가 동남아어중에서 제일 예쁜듯
Keep safe always ❤️🙂❤️
Apa iya?
OMG it's a race whenever anyone talks. 0___o so so quick. Maybe quicker than Spanish....
Could someone explain why the word kalau changes from if and why other words like mengapa and kenapa etc arent used
Saya harap anda terus bikin video seperti ini. Saya dekat pergi ke Yoga bulan depan dan perlu latihan bashasa Indonesia saya. Itu lumayan tapi saya tidak mengerti terbaik waktu organ asli bicara apalagi kalau mereka bicara tercepat.
Bahasa indonesia sangat gampang dipelajari. Menghafal kata per kata saja sudah cukup utk bisa bhs indo. Tapi jeleknya, mayoritas orang indonesia tdk berbicara secara benar
@@jonathanf7229 Itu Betul. Saya belejar dari istriku. Dia tidak selalu berbicara secara benar juga.
@@jonathanf7229 lebih banyak tidak formal sih. Banyak menggunakan bahasa slang kalau untuk kehidupan sehari-hari.
super! Je adore ndonesia.....
Merci beaucoup. Êtes-vous indonésien?
j'adore indonesia hehe
Tell me about Jakarta-
Everyone: macet.
Salah pilih orang utk di wawancara di Kota Tua...bahasanya kurang bagus utk di share di easy language ini, tetapi wawancara keduanya sangat ok ✌️
Maunya jangan ada pertanyaan apa yang Anda tidak suka dengan Jakarta. Malu dibaca orang luar..
Nabil Berri iya nih yang buat bodoh dikiranya cuma org indonesia yg lihat kan banyak org luar negeri juga yg lihat kesannya malu2in
Love Indonesia
saya mau dong join easy indonesia
terima kasih banyak! episode berikutnya? Thank you very much! Next episode? Vielen Dank! Die nächste Folge? Merci beaucoup! Le prochain épisode? Muchas gracias! El próximo episodio? Tack så mycket! Nästa episod? どうもありがとう！次のエピソード？ 感谢！下一集? 감사합니다! شكرا جزيلا لك!
good work!! we done guys ^^
I'm here because Indonesians are everywhere in Growtopia
❤❤Apa yang Harus Dilakukan Saat Ini:
Do you have more easy infeonesian
sumpah lucu lucu wawacarannya jujur semua apa adanya
Bahasa indonesia is easy, and have a good spelling
From that accent, I can notice women who wear blue hijab is from minangkabau ethnic or people usually say "Orang Padang".
+Ilham Maulana yep.. i knew it when she said "banyak"
+HalimRawk You Rawk, Halim!
Dude, it's so fast I can't even read the subtitles
Seneng deh bisa lihat yang easy indonesian, biasanya cuman nonton yang easy french haha bikin di malang dong :D
Volturi Bhawikarsu klo di Malang bukan jadi Easy Indonesian, malah jadi Easy Arekan Javanese :v
saya mau donk jadi HOST buat easy indonesia :(
Unfortunately, Indonesians speak to much slang words and incomplete sentences so those cant be translated literally to other languages
+Mehdar Badrus Zaman this is not unfortunate but it is the way of how Indonesian people speak. There is always a good way to translate those slang words because our aim as Easy language producer is to support people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews. So slang words are parts of our culture :)
Andes Atmaja Emm ... that's good but a little suggestion only to make this Easy Language program better. How about interviewing them with a little more structured questions so people can answer in the same way appropriately.
+Mehdar Badrus Zaman Im agree with you. Because this video is also intended for people who want to know about indonesia
No one speak formal language
Mehdar Badrus Zaman Before, as guidance for the people. And He revealed the Qur'an. Indeed, those who disbelieve in the verses of Allah will have a severe punishment, and Allah is exalted in Might, the Owner of Retribution.
Wahaha ternyata ada yang Bahasa Indonesia
I like to imagine this is what tagalog sounds like to non speakers since they sound similar
Anjaaay bett dah
2:30 the host is being too agressive and rude in this part, eventhough the interviewee clearly refuse by twice but the host forced them to respond him. You should clearly respect others. I bet the host will not be able to get away with that attitude in western countries.
0:58 nanti aku belajarnya lagi
Nice work