Southeast Asian Languages/Bahasa Indonesia/Lesson:Introducing Yourself

Apa Kabar? 
How are you? (Lit. What's the news?)
Baik-baik saja. 
Good.
Kabar baik. 
Good. (Lit. the news is good)
Tidak Baik. 
Not good (note: an anwser like this is considered bad manners)
Selamat pagi. 
Good Morning.;Selamat siang/sore : Good Afternoon (siang: from approx. 11:00-3:00pm, sore: from 3:00-6:00pm)
Selamat malam. 
Good night.
Siapa nama Anda? 
What is your name?
Nama saya ______. 
My name is _______.
Saya bernama ______. 
I have the name of ______.
Senang berkenalan dengan Anda. 
I'm glad to know you.
Senang bertemu dengan Anda. 
I'm glad to meet you.
Terima kasih. 
Thank you.
Terima kasih kembali. or Sama-sama 
You're welcome.
Mau ke mana? 
literaly means 'where are you going' or 'where do you want to go' but is often used as a general greeting
Dari mana? 
literaly means ' from where?'. It is the shortened form of ' Kamu dari mana?' meaning ' where are you from?'
Saya berasal dari ______. 
I originally come from ______.


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