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In this lesson, we will learn the names of the days, months, and seasons in Indonesian. Knowing these vocabulary words will help you talk about daily life and understand Indonesian calendars and weather forecasts. Let's get started!

Days of the Week[edit | edit source]

The days of the week in Indonesian are:

Indonesian	Pronunciation	English
Senin	seh-neen	Monday
Selasa	seh-lah-sah	Tuesday
Rabu	rah-boo	Wednesday
Kamis	kah-meess	Thursday
Jumat	joo-maht	Friday
Sabtu	sah-boo	Saturday
Minggu	meen-goo	Sunday

Indonesian days of the week are derived from Arabic and Javanese influences. It's interesting to note that Sunday, "Minggu," is named after the sun in both Indonesian and Javanese.

Months of the Year[edit | edit source]

The months of the year in Indonesian are:

Indonesian	Pronunciation	English
Januari	jah-noo-ah-ree	January
Februari	feh-broo-ah-ree	February
Maret	mah-ret	March
April	ah-preel	April
Mei	may	May
Juni	joo-nee	June
Juli	joo-lee	July
Agustus	ah-goos-toos	August
September	sehp-tehm-behr	September
Oktober	ohk-toh-behr	October
November	noh-vehm-behr	November
Desember	deh-sehm-behr	December

The months of the year in Indonesian are based on the Gregorian calendar. They are similar to the English names, but with slight variations in pronunciation. For example, January is "Januari" and February is "Februari."

Seasons[edit | edit source]

In Indonesia, there are two main seasons:

1. Musim Hujan (Rainy Season) 2. Musim Kemarau (Dry Season)

The rainy season, "Musim Hujan," typically occurs from November to March, while the dry season, "Musim Kemarau," usually lasts from April to October. It's important to note that Indonesia's climate varies across its vast archipelago, so these seasons might not apply uniformly to all regions.

During the rainy season, you can expect frequent rainfall and cooler temperatures. It's a good idea to carry an umbrella or raincoat when you go outside. On the other hand, the dry season is characterized by hot and humid weather. It's important to stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun.

Practice[edit | edit source]

Now, let's practice what we've learned! Test your knowledge by translating the following words and phrases into Indonesian.

1. Tuesday 2. June 3. Dry season 4. Monday 5. November

Here are the answers:

1. Selasa 2. Juni 3. Musim Kemarau 4. Senin 5. November

Great job! You're on your way to mastering Indonesian vocabulary related to days, months, and seasons! Keep practicing to reinforce your knowledge.

Table of Contents - Indonesian Course - 0 to A1[edit source]

Course Presentation

Pronouns and Greetings

Basic Grammar

Daily Life

Sentence Structure

Indonesian Culture

Travel and Transportation

Verb Tenses

Shopping and Bargaining

Indonesian Arts

Modal Verbs

Colors and Shapes

Comparative and Superlative

Indonesian Traditions

Emergencies

Indirect and Direct Speech

Jobs and Professions

Indonesian Holidays

Sources[edit | edit source]

Days Months Seasons & Weather Indonesian Vocabulary Poster (30 ...

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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-As a teacher of the Indonesian language for the past 20 years, I have seen the importance of teaching my students the basic vocabulary they need to know for everyday life. In this lesson, we will learn the Indonesian words for days, months, and seasons. Knowing these words will help you in scheduling appointments, making plans, and simply having everyday conversations with Indonesians.
+In this lesson, we will learn the names of the days, months, and seasons in Indonesian. Knowing these vocabulary words will help you talk about daily life and understand Indonesian calendars and weather forecasts. Let's get started!
-<span link>Once you've mastered this lesson, take a look at these related pages: [[Language/Indonesian/Vocabulary/Numbers-and-Time|Numbers and Time]] & [[Language/Indonesian/Vocabulary/Workplaces|Workplaces]].</span>
+== Days of the Week ==
-== Days ==
+The days of the week in Indonesian are:
-In Indonesia, the days of the week are based on the Gregorian calendar. The names of the days in Indonesian are very similar to English.
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 ! Indonesian !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| Senin || [səˈnin] || Monday
+| Senin || seh-neen || Monday
 |-
-| Selasa || [səˈlasa] || Tuesday
+| Selasa || seh-lah-sah || Tuesday
 |-
-| Rabu || [ˈrabu] || Wednesday
+| Rabu || rah-boo || Wednesday
 |-
-| Kamis || [ˈkamis] || Thursday
+| Kamis || kah-meess || Thursday
 |-
-| Jumat || [ˈdʒumat] || Friday
+| Jumat || joo-maht || Friday
 |-
-| Sabtu || [ˈsabtu] || Saturday
+| Sabtu || sah-boo || Saturday
 |-
-| Minggu || [ˈmiŋɡu] || Sunday
+| Minggu || meen-goo || Sunday
 |}
-== Months ==
+Indonesian days of the week are derived from Arabic and Javanese influences. It's interesting to note that Sunday, "Minggu," is named after the sun in both Indonesian and Javanese.
-The months of the year are also based on the Gregorian calendar. The Indonesian words for months are similar to English but with some slight variations.
+== Months of the Year ==
+The months of the year in Indonesian are:
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 ! Indonesian !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| Januari || [dʒaˈnuari] || January
+| Januari || jah-noo-ah-ree || January
 |-
-| Februari || [fɛˈbruari] || February
+| Februari || feh-broo-ah-ree || February
 |-
-| Maret || [ˈmaret] || March
+| Maret || mah-ret || March
 |-
-| April || [aˈpril] || April
+| April || ah-preel || April
 |-
-| Mei || [mɛi̯] || May
+| Mei || may || May
 |-
-| Juni || [ˈdʒuni] || June
+| Juni || joo-nee || June
 |-
-| Juli || [ˈdʒuli] || July
+| Juli || joo-lee || July
 |-
-| Agustus || [aˈɡustus] || August
+| Agustus || ah-goos-toos || August
 |-
-| September || [sɛptɛmˈbɛr] || September
+| September || sehp-tehm-behr || September
 |-
-| Oktober || [okˈtobɛr] || October
+| Oktober || ohk-toh-behr || October
 |-
-| November || [noˈvɛmber] || November
+| November || noh-vehm-behr || November
 |-
-| Desember || [dɛˈsɛmber] || December
+| Desember || deh-sehm-behr || December
 |}
+The months of the year in Indonesian are based on the Gregorian calendar. They are similar to the English names, but with slight variations in pronunciation. For example, January is "Januari" and February is "Februari."
 == Seasons ==
-Indonesia has two seasons, rainy season and dry season. These seasons differ depending on the region of the country. The rainy season usually occurs from October to April, while the dry season occurs from May to September. The words for these two seasons in Indonesian are:
+In Indonesia, there are two main seasons:
-* musim hujan - rainy season
+. Musim Hujan (Rainy Season)
-* musim kemarau - dry season
+. Musim Kemarau (Dry Season)
-Learning the words for the days, months, and seasons in Indonesian will help you in your everyday conversations with locals. Keep practicing and expanding your Indonesian vocabulary!
+The rainy season, "Musim Hujan," typically occurs from November to March, while the dry season, "Musim Kemarau," usually lasts from April to October. It's important to note that Indonesia's climate varies across its vast archipelago, so these seasons might not apply uniformly to all regions.
-<span class='maj'></span>
+During the rainy season, you can expect frequent rainfall and cooler temperatures. It's a good idea to carry an umbrella or raincoat when you go outside. On the other hand, the dry season is characterized by hot and humid weather. It's important to stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun.
-==Sources==
-* [https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Days-Months-Seasons-Weather-Indonesian-Vocabulary-Poster-30-words-4576980 Days Months Seasons & Weather Indonesian Vocabulary Poster (30 ...]
+== Practice ==
+Now, let's practice what we've learned! Test your knowledge by translating the following words and phrases into Indonesian.
+. Tuesday
+. June
+. Dry season
+. Monday
+. November
+Here are the answers:
+. Selasa
+. Juni
+. Musim Kemarau
+. Senin
+. November
+Great job! You're on your way to mastering Indonesian vocabulary related to days, months, and seasons! Keep practicing to reinforce your knowledge.
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