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In this lesson, we will learn how to ask for and give directions in Indonesian. Knowing how to navigate and give directions is an important skill when traveling or living in Indonesia. Whether you are exploring the bustling streets of Jakarta or the beautiful beaches of Bali, being able to communicate your location and understand directions will make your experience much more enjoyable. By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid foundation for understanding and using direction vocabulary in Indonesian.

Asking for Directions[edit | edit source]

When asking for directions in Indonesian, it's important to be polite and clear. Here are some useful phrases you can use:

Permisi, saya mau tanya. (Excuse me, I want to ask.)
Bisa tolong tunjukkan jalan ke...? (Can you please show me the way to...?)
Di mana...? (Where is...?)
Saya tidak tahu jalan. (I don't know the way.)

Let's practice with some examples:

Permisi, saya mau tanya. Bisa tolong tunjukkan jalan ke stasiun kereta api? (Excuse me, I want to ask. Can you please show me the way to the train station?)
Di mana ada restoran terdekat? (Where is the nearest restaurant?)
Saya tidak tahu jalan ke taman. (I don't know the way to the park.)

Giving Directions[edit | edit source]

When giving directions in Indonesian, it's important to use clear and concise language. Here are some useful phrases you can use:

Pergi ke kanan. (Go to the right.)
Pergi ke kiri. (Go to the left.)
Jalan terus. (Go straight.)
Belok kanan di persimpangan. (Turn right at the intersection.)
Belok kiri di lampu merah. (Turn left at the traffic light.)

Let's practice with some examples:

Pergi ke kanan setelah toko buku. (Go to the right after the bookstore.)
Belok kiri di persimpangan kedua. (Turn left at the second intersection.)
Jalan terus sampai kamu melihat gedung besar di sebelah kanan. (Go straight until you see a big building on your right.)

Cultural Insight[edit | edit source]

Indonesia is a diverse country with many different cultures and languages. As a result, there may be regional variations in the usage or understanding of directions. For example, in some regions, people may use different words or phrases to give directions. It's always a good idea to ask for clarification if you don't understand the directions given to you. Additionally, Indonesians are known for their friendly and helpful nature, so don't hesitate to ask for help if you're lost or unsure of the way.

Here are some interesting cultural facts related to directions in Indonesia:

Indonesians often use landmarks as points of reference when giving directions. For example, they may say "turn left after the big tree" or "go straight until you see the mosque." Landmarks are often more reliable than street names, as some streets may not have visible signs.
Indonesia is an archipelago consisting of thousands of islands, so directions may also involve modes of transportation such as boats or ferries. For example, someone may tell you to "take a boat to the other side of the island" or "catch a ferry to the neighboring island."

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now, let's practice what we've learned. Complete the following exercises by filling in the blanks with the appropriate direction vocabulary in Indonesian.

Exercise 1: Asking for Directions 1. Permisi, __________ tunjukkan jalan ke taman? 2. Bisa tolong __________ jalan menuju pantai? 3. __________ ada minimarket di dekat sini? 4. Saya __________ jalan ke kantor pos.

Exercise 2: Giving Directions 1. Pergi __________ di persimpangan kedua. 2. Jalan __________ sampai kamu melihat tugu itu di sebelah kanan. 3. Belok __________ di lampu merah yang kedua. 4. __________ __________ setelah toko pakaian.

Solution: Exercise 1: Asking for Directions 1. Permisi, bisa tolong tunjukkan jalan ke taman? (Excuse me, can you please show me the way to the park?) 2. Bisa tolong tunjukkan jalan menuju pantai? (Can you please show me the way to the beach?) 3. Di mana ada minimarket di dekat sini? (Where is the nearest minimarket?) 4. Saya tidak tahu jalan ke kantor pos. (I don't know the way to the post office.)

Exercise 2: Giving Directions 1. Pergi ke kanan di persimpangan kedua. (Go to the right at the second intersection.) 2. Jalan terus sampai kamu melihat tugu itu di sebelah kanan. (Go straight until you see the monument on your right.) 3. Belok kiri di lampu merah yang kedua. (Turn left at the second traffic light.) 4. Belok kanan setelah toko pakaian. (Turn right after the clothing store.)

Great job! You've learned how to ask for and give directions in Indonesian. Keep practicing and soon you'll be able to navigate your way around Indonesia with ease.

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]

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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+In this lesson, we will learn how to ask for and give directions in Indonesian. Knowing how to navigate and give directions is an important skill when traveling or living in Indonesia. Whether you are exploring the bustling streets of Jakarta or the beautiful beaches of Bali, being able to communicate your location and understand directions will make your experience much more enjoyable. By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid foundation for understanding and using direction vocabulary in Indonesian.
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+== Asking for Directions ==
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+When asking for directions in Indonesian, it's important to be polite and clear. Here are some useful phrases you can use:
-As a traveler, asking for and giving directions is an essential skill to learn. In Indonesia, locals are usually happy to help a lost traveler. In this lesson, we will learn some essential words and phrases related to asking for and giving directions in Indonesian. The vocabulary covered in this lesson is very basic and will not require any prior knowledge of Indonesian.
+* Permisi, saya mau tanya. (Excuse me, I want to ask.)
+* Bisa tolong tunjukkan jalan ke...? (Can you please show me the way to...?)
+* Di mana...? (Where is...?)
+* Saya tidak tahu jalan. (I don't know the way.)
+Let's practice with some examples:
-<span link>After mastering this lesson, these related pages might interest you: [[Language/Indonesian/Vocabulary/Camping|Camping]] & [[Language/Indonesian/Vocabulary/Shapes|Shapes]].</span>
+* Permisi, saya mau tanya. Bisa tolong tunjukkan jalan ke stasiun kereta api? (Excuse me, I want to ask. Can you please show me the way to the train station?)
-== Vocabulary ==
+* Di mana ada restoran terdekat? (Where is the nearest restaurant?)
+* Saya tidak tahu jalan ke taman. (I don't know the way to the park.)
-Here is a list of basic vocabulary words and phrases related to asking for and giving directions in Indonesian:
+== Giving Directions ==
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+When giving directions in Indonesian, it's important to use clear and concise language. Here are some useful phrases you can use:
-! Indonesian !! Pronunciation !! English
-|-
-| ke kanan || kuh kuh-nun || right
-|-
-| ke kiri || kuh kee-ree || left
-|-
-| lurus || loo-roos || straight ahead
-|-
-| di mana || dee mah-nuh || where
-|-
-| ke || kuh || to
-|}
-== Asking for Directions ==
+* Pergi ke kanan. (Go to the right.)
+* Pergi ke kiri. (Go to the left.)
+* Jalan terus. (Go straight.)
+* Belok kanan di persimpangan. (Turn right at the intersection.)
+* Belok kiri di lampu merah. (Turn left at the traffic light.)
-When asking for directions in Indonesia, it's essential to be polite and use the proper pronouns, especially if you're speaking to someone older than you or in a position of authority.
+Let's practice with some examples:
-Here are some phrases you can use to ask for directions:
+* Pergi ke kanan setelah toko buku. (Go to the right after the bookstore.)
+* Belok kiri di persimpangan kedua. (Turn left at the second intersection.)
+* Jalan terus sampai kamu melihat gedung besar di sebelah kanan. (Go straight until you see a big building on your right.)
-* Permisi, saya mau tanya, di mana...? (Excuse me, I would like to ask, where is...?)
+== Cultural Insight ==
-* Maaf, boleh tanya, bagaimana caranya ke...? (Excuse me, can I ask, how do I get to...?)
-* Tolong tunjukkan jalan ke...? (Could you please show me the way to...?)
-Here are some responses you may receive:
+Indonesia is a diverse country with many different cultures and languages. As a result, there may be regional variations in the usage or understanding of directions. For example, in some regions, people may use different words or phrases to give directions. It's always a good idea to ask for clarification if you don't understand the directions given to you. Additionally, Indonesians are known for their friendly and helpful nature, so don't hesitate to ask for help if you're lost or unsure of the way.
-* Ke kanan di pertigaan, nanti ada lampu merah. (Turn right at the intersection, there will be a red light.)
+Here are some interesting cultural facts related to directions in Indonesia:
-* Jalan terus sampai nanti ketemu pertigaan, belok kiri. (Go straight ahead until you reach an intersection, then turn left.)
-* Belok kanan di gang samping warung, di ujung gang belok kiri. (Turn right at the alley beside the warung, then turn left at the end of the alley.)
-== Giving Directions ==
+* Indonesians often use landmarks as points of reference when giving directions. For example, they may say "turn left after the big tree" or "go straight until you see the mosque." Landmarks are often more reliable than street names, as some streets may not have visible signs.
+* Indonesia is an archipelago consisting of thousands of islands, so directions may also involve modes of transportation such as boats or ferries. For example, someone may tell you to "take a boat to the other side of the island" or "catch a ferry to the neighboring island."
-When giving directions in Indonesia, it's helpful to use landmarks and well-known locations instead of street names. Here are some phrases you can use to give directions:
+== Practice Exercises ==
-* Belok kanan/ke kiri/lurus terus. (Turn right/left/continue straight ahead.)
+Now, let's practice what we've learned. Complete the following exercises by filling in the blanks with the appropriate direction vocabulary in Indonesian.
-* Di pertigaan belok kiri/kanan. (At the intersection, turn left/right.)
-* Di sana ada toko besar, belok kiri di toko itu. (There is a big store there, turn left at that store.)
-* Warung Mbah Jenggot ada di sebelah kanan. (Warung Mbah Jenggot is on the right side.)
-It's common for locals to use their body language when giving directions, such as pointing their hand in the direction they're talking about. It's also essential to thank the person for their assistance.
+Exercise 1: Asking for Directions
+. Permisi, __________ tunjukkan jalan ke taman?
+. Bisa tolong __________ jalan menuju pantai?
+. __________ ada minimarket di dekat sini?
+. Saya __________ jalan ke kantor pos.
-== Practice ==
+Exercise 2: Giving Directions
+. Pergi __________ di persimpangan kedua.
+. Jalan __________ sampai kamu melihat tugu itu di sebelah kanan.
+. Belok __________ di lampu merah yang kedua.
+. __________ __________ setelah toko pakaian.
-Here are some practice exercises to reinforce your knowledge of the vocabulary:
+Solution:
+Exercise 1: Asking for Directions
+. Permisi, bisa tolong tunjukkan jalan ke taman? (Excuse me, can you please show me the way to the park?)
+. Bisa tolong tunjukkan jalan menuju pantai? (Can you please show me the way to the beach?)
+. Di mana ada minimarket di dekat sini? (Where is the nearest minimarket?)
+. Saya tidak tahu jalan ke kantor pos. (I don't know the way to the post office.)
-* Translate these phrases from English to Indonesian:
+Exercise 2: Giving Directions
-** Turn left:
+. Pergi ke kanan di persimpangan kedua. (Go to the right at the second intersection.)
-** Go straight ahead:
+. Jalan terus sampai kamu melihat tugu itu di sebelah kanan. (Go straight until you see the monument on your right.)
-** Excuse me, where is the post office?
+. Belok kiri di lampu merah yang kedua. (Turn left at the second traffic light.)
-** I'm lost, can you show me the way to the station?
+. Belok kanan setelah toko pakaian. (Turn right after the clothing store.)
-** Thank you for your help.
-* Translate these phrases from Indonesian to English:
-** Ke kanan di pertigaan, nanti ada taman kecil.
-** Warung Mbak Ani ada di sebelah kiri.
-** Permisi, boleh tanya. Di mana ada ATM?
-** Belok kiri di pertigaan, jalan terus sampai ada traffic light.
-** Terima kasih banyak.
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+Great job! You've learned how to ask for and give directions in Indonesian. Keep practicing and soon you'll be able to navigate your way around Indonesia with ease.
-==Sources==
-* [https://www.indonesianpod101.com/blog/2020/07/17/directions-in-indonesian/ Learn How to Ask for and Understand Directions in Indonesian]
-* [https://app.memrise.com/course/54315/essential-indonesian-vocabulary-with-audio/8/ Level 8 - Basic Directions - Essential Indonesian Vocabulary (With ...]
-* [https://www.pinterest.com/pin/779615385479900743/ Indonesian directions! | Panduan belajar, Belajar, Materi bahasa]
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+* [https://www.indonesianpod101.com/blog/2020/07/17/directions-in-indonesian/ Learn How to Ask for and Understand Directions in Indonesian]
+* [https://app.memrise.com/course/54315/essential-indonesian-vocabulary-with-audio/8/ Level 8 - Basic Directions - Essential Indonesian Vocabulary (With ...]
+* [https://www.pinterest.com/pin/779615385479900743/ Indonesian directions! | Panduan belajar, Belajar, Materi bahasa]
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