Indonesian & Javanese: Languages of Southeast Asia
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the indonesian language was founded from the malay language because it (malay) was the existing lingua franca throughout the archipelago for centuries, dating back to the pre-colonial ages, when all trades among kingdoms from different regions in the indonesian archipelago were done in malay language.
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@joesacp i agree with this.. i also javanese, but i still have to learn more..
also for example,, surabaya, jogjakarta, malang..is used to speak javanese... but the javanese's way to speak or word or rule..has their each way... ^^
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I love how he says that she is bilingual and speaks Indonesian and Javanese. She speaks very good English as well. So, she is more than just bilingual. Lol
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whats up with the noisy aircon sound?!
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Hmmm in some way it sounds like japanese when she introduces herself
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that wasn't "frog" but "fox".. wkwkkkk... and i have better javanese than her
"the quick brown fox jump over the lazy dog"
"rubah coklat gesit mencoloti kerek/asu sing males"
ngono lohhh..
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she needs to polish and expand her vocab, I mean it is fox! awwww, and I see some little misunderstandings between them, but then her english is good. thanks for this video
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I'm having a lot of trouble pronouncing the words! But I'd still like to learn because we're planning on moving to (somewhere in) Indonesia in the future. Yeah! :)
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itu FOX bukan FROG mbak yuuu..... tolong diperhatikan tu BULE nya....
Beautiful language. Indonesian is on my language wishlist.
Dream23fb 1 year ago 18
Her English is very good compared to other teachers Prof interviewed in this series.
idiomasaur 1 year ago 11