♥♥♥wow Indonesian Numbers and Language have a SIMILARITY in PHILIPPINES!.. just like number 2 in Indonesian DUA in PHILIPPINES the number 2 is DALAWA but in VISAYAN its "DUA/DUHA"..Another ,the word CINTA in Indonesian,MY LOVE/LOVE in ENGLISH,,but in PHILIPPINES it is" SINTA"...♥♥♥
@k3nji019 of course. because, actually, my history lesson teacher said that indonesian is a language that was formed by all traders in the world who lived in indonesia. 70% from arabic and 30% others. :)
@jmdarcega yes. dahil kng ttgnan ntn sa mapa, ang lapit lang ng Pilipinas sa Indonesia. At dhil dun, mrming similarities sa culture pti na rin sa langauge.
I trie to learn it as well xD I promised two years ago to learn it and until know I did not really had time for it but I still try to learn it. I also want to learn it because I think Indonesian sounds nice xD and also I think it's good to know more then three languages xP Dutch, German and English is what I can speak know hope to learn this as well :P
For my dissertation, I need to look into more lists of phonetically transcribed indonesian words (that is, written in IPA symbols). Do you know the source from which you extracted the Indonesian numbers? THANKS
it will be very easy to transcribe indonesian to IPA because indonesian spelling is very consistent and very close to IPA. the only trouble is the pronunciation of the letter 'e'.
you can browse on wikipedia to obtain the IPA of indonesian.
My study is a phonological analysis of the foreign loanwords in Indonesian ( most particularly the ones from Arabic and Dutch). If you know someone who has some training in phonetic transcription and has linguistic knowledge about Indonesian, please let me know. Thanks for your reply to my message, and I wish you all the best with learning Indonesian
Hi again and sorry about the delay in getting back to you! I was out of town for 2 weeks. Would you please send me your email address so that I can further discuss and explain to you some of the things I'm planning to do. By the way, I should've known better: I confused you with someone who replied to your video saying that he was trying to learn Indonesian. Sorry about that! Looking forward to your reply!
thxs
NovaRampage 6 months ago
♥♥♥wow Indonesian Numbers and Language have a SIMILARITY in PHILIPPINES!.. just like number 2 in Indonesian DUA in PHILIPPINES the number 2 is DALAWA but in VISAYAN its "DUA/DUHA"..Another ,the word CINTA in Indonesian,MY LOVE/LOVE in ENGLISH,,but in PHILIPPINES it is" SINTA"...♥♥♥
k3nji019 9 months ago
@k3nji019 of course. because, actually, my history lesson teacher said that indonesian is a language that was formed by all traders in the world who lived in indonesia. 70% from arabic and 30% others. :)
hanifiscrazy 6 months ago
@hanifiscrazy 70 % arabic ? not really..most of came from malay language about 70 %, others come from arabic,portuguese,dutch,english,sanskrit,etc..
lagodaxnian 1 month ago
Thank you for posting this!
satsumamoon 1 year ago
16 sounds a bit like "numberless" ^^
LTHJAMAN 1 year ago
very similar with Filipino!!!! 5 is also "lima" in Filipino!
jmdarcega 1 year ago
@jmdarcega yes. dahil kng ttgnan ntn sa mapa, ang lapit lang ng Pilipinas sa Indonesia. At dhil dun, mrming similarities sa culture pti na rin sa langauge.
boeyAiza 1 year ago
I trie to learn it as well xD I promised two years ago to learn it and until know I did not really had time for it but I still try to learn it. I also want to learn it because I think Indonesian sounds nice xD and also I think it's good to know more then three languages xP Dutch, German and English is what I can speak know hope to learn this as well :P
sannetussch22 2 years ago
@sannetussch22
... in what way does it sound nice?
EvanC0912 1 year ago
Honestly Learning Bahasa and Spanish would help you to learn Filipino easily hehe.
JohnNikshMarcelo98 2 years ago
very nice.....Kourin
For my dissertation, I need to look into more lists of phonetically transcribed indonesian words (that is, written in IPA symbols). Do you know the source from which you extracted the Indonesian numbers? THANKS
Sbatais 2 years ago
@Sbatais
it will be very easy to transcribe indonesian to IPA because indonesian spelling is very consistent and very close to IPA. the only trouble is the pronunciation of the letter 'e'.
you can browse on wikipedia to obtain the IPA of indonesian.
EvanC0912 1 year ago
@EvanC0912
My study is a phonological analysis of the foreign loanwords in Indonesian ( most particularly the ones from Arabic and Dutch). If you know someone who has some training in phonetic transcription and has linguistic knowledge about Indonesian, please let me know. Thanks for your reply to my message, and I wish you all the best with learning Indonesian
Sbatais 1 year ago
@Sbatais
you're actually dealing with the native here.. haha..
i can lend you a hand if you want.
about the IPA, i think i can do a favor.
btw. do you speak indonesian? i assume you have a good conduct of bahasa indonesia as you're writing a dissertation on this subject.
EvanC0912 1 year ago
@EvanC0912
Hi again and sorry about the delay in getting back to you! I was out of town for 2 weeks. Would you please send me your email address so that I can further discuss and explain to you some of the things I'm planning to do. By the way, I should've known better: I confused you with someone who replied to your video saying that he was trying to learn Indonesian. Sorry about that! Looking forward to your reply!
Sbatais 1 year ago
@Sbatais
okay, i'll send you a message.
EvanC0912 1 year ago
this vid is GREAT
I'll learn indonesian soon
loki2504 2 years ago
Thanks ! (:
I should really learn it too. I have a lot of cousins that speak it.
kourin2688 2 years ago