Learning Bahasa!

Not Kuningun...but Kuningan :p

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Plaza Kuningan, Menara Selatan, 3rd floor
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Jakarta 12940
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anna2003 wrote:

Not Kuningun...but Kuningan :p

Haha Agreed!! My Bad! I guess I am now officially learning to spell as well

Thanks cjuliana, will check it out when I touched down in Jakarta!

Cazual wrote:

Thanks cjuliana, will check it out when I touched down in Jakarta!

where do u live? epicentrum kuningan?

private bahasa teacher is available and easily to get for 10-20 USD per hour depending on experience and set of courses...I currently teach one for about that fee ...or you can see on the classified section, there are some bahasa teachers that up for teaching..

Have fun learning :-)

Welcome to Jakarta Cazual and yup happy learning

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Hi Cazual

Would like to welcome you for coming to Indonesia and thanking you for learning "Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian Language)", but so you know bahasa means language in English, so if you are looking to speak " Bahasa " it's not complete yet as it's only known for Language.

Good point Dewi especially when considering that there are hundreds of various indigenous languages in Indonesia. 

As you say, the term “bahasa” is meaningless unless immediately followed by the name of the specific language and that applies to foreign languages as well.

@ubudian: thank you,you are very kind

Yes, it also goes for every language in the world as it should be followed with the name of the foreign languages.

But like every other foreign language it is not necessary to say e.g: "I speak Spanish Language ", because you can say "I Speak Spanish " so it is okay when the foreigners in Indonesia say " I speak Indonesian ".