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Lessons
Introductory
0.01 Introduction
0.02 Learning Indonesian
0.03 The Alphabet
0.04 Pronunciation
0.05 Greetings
0.06 Formal Speech
0.07 How are you?
0.08 Numbers
0.09 Dates
0.10 Telling Time
Review • Test
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^ Indonesian ^ | << Lesson 8: Numbers | Lesson 9: Dates | Lesson 10: Telling Time >>

Days of the Week (Hari-hari dalam Seminggu)

• Sunday = Minggu
• Monday = Senin
• Tuesday = Selasa
• Wednesday = Rabu
• Thursday = Kamis
• Friday = Jum'at
• Saturday = Sabtu

Note that Minggu can also translated as week.

Contoh (example):

Minggu ini = This week

Minggu depan = Next week (literally: depan = front)

Minggu lalu = Last week (literally: lalu = past)

Week can also be translated into pekan, such as in the word weekend which means akhir pekan (akhir = end; pekan = week)

Adverb of Time (Kata Keterangan Waktu)

• Today = Hari ini (literally means this day)
• Yesterday = Kemarin
• Tomorrow = Besok
• Day after tomorrow = Lusa

For some people (e.g. Javanese), besok can also means several days ahead. It can mean the next 2 or 3 days, or even the next week.

Months (Bulan)

In Indonesian, bulan means both month and moon. This is the list of months in Indonesian:

• January = Januari
• February = Februari
• March = Maret
• April = April
• May = Mei
• June = Juni
• July = Juli
• August = Agustus
• September = September
• October = Oktober
• November = November
• December = Desember

Note that the Indonesian use dd-mm-yyyy date format. So, in Indonesia, 10-11-2016 means November 10, 2016, not October 11, 2016.

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^ Indonesian ^ | << Lesson 8: Numbers | Lesson 9: Dates | Lesson 10: Telling Time >>

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Basic:  Learning Indonesian • The Alphabet • Greetings • This and that • Pronouns • Simple Sentences • Numbers • Rainbow • Prepositions

Beginner:  Introducing Yourself • My Body • My Family • My Home • At School • At Work • To the Market • What Time is it? • Happy Birthday! • Going to Bali

Expert:  Me and you • Slang language • Money • Transportation