Posted inBlog & Articles Diguna-guna Posted by By learnindonesianwithlina July 26, 2024 Understanding the Indonesian Word "Diguna-guna" The Indonesian term "diguna-guna" means being affected by witchcraft or…
Posted inBlog & Articles SREG Posted by By learnindonesianwithlina July 24, 2024 The Indonesian word "sreg" is an informal term used in daily conversations. It conveys a…
Posted inBlog & Articles Bisa Jadi Posted by By learnindonesianwithlina July 22, 2024 The phrase "bisa jadi" plays a significant role in Indonesian language and culture, expressing possibility…
Posted inBlog & Articles Kaga Posted by By learnindonesianwithlina June 13, 2024 "Kaga" is an informal and colloquial way of saying "tidak" or "enggak" in Indonesian. "Kaga"…
Posted inBlog & Articles Salam Buat Posted by By learnindonesianwithlina June 2, 2024 "Salam buat" is an Indonesian phrase that can be translated as "greetings to" or "regards…
Posted inBlog & Articles “Jangan-Jangan” Indonesian Slang Posted by By learnindonesianwithlina May 16, 2024 "Jangan-jangan" is an Indonesian expression that is used to express speculation or suspicion about something.…
Posted inBlog & Articles Indonesian Conversation – 1 Posted by By learnindonesianwithlina May 14, 2024 Abel : Hai, lama banget nggak ketemu! Gimana kabarnya? (Hi, it's been ages since we…
Posted inBlog & Articles The Art of Greeting in Indonesia: More Than Just Saying Hello Posted by By learnindonesianwithlina May 2, 2024 In Indonesia, greeting someone goes beyond the conventional "hello" or "good morning." While phrases like…
Posted inBlog & Articles Lihat & Ketemu – Common Mistake Posted by By learnindonesianwithlina May 1, 2024 In Indonesian, the verb "lihat" primarily means "to see" or "to look at," which implies…
Posted inBlog & Articles Mentang-mentang Posted by By learnindonesianwithlina April 29, 2024 "Mentang-mentang" is an Indonesian expression that is used to convey a sense of resentment or…