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Learn Indonesian with WorldNomads Indonesian Language Guide

INDONESIA | Saturday, 30 September 2006 | Views [31998] | Comments [7]

Climb aboard a slow boat to Gili Islands in Indonesia with our World Nomad Scott as a friendly local, Nyoman, helps him come to grips with learning Bahasa.

Have you ever been stuck in a country wanting to be polite, but not even knowing the word for 'please'? Or been frustrated when you couldn't ask for the most basic directions to where you're going?

The WorldNomads.com Indonesian Language Guide gives you enough phrases to keep you travelling safely and get more from your holiday.

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Indonesian language guides to download

If you just want the basics, try these on for size:

Audio guide for any mp3 player or computer - FREE!

Contains: 12 min language lesson.
Suitable for: download to any iPod/mp3 player or play directly within this browser
Details: MP3 file, Size: 13.9MB
Written Script: Download PDF of script here

Application for iPhone & iPod Touch - FREE!

Contains: 12 min language lesson, 40+ audiophrases
Suitable for: an iPhone or iPod touch
Details: Application file, Size: 8.1 MB, link goes to iTunes App Store

Further Indonesian Online Resources

Basic Explanation of Indonesian grammar
English to Indonesian Directory
English to Indonesian and Indonesian to English Dictionaries:
Bahasa Indonesia Ecourse
Grammar, Vocab and Reading Resource
Indonesian Pronunciation Guide
Learn Bahasa Yahoo! Group

Other languages in the series

The WorldNomads.com Language Guide gives you enough basic phrases to keep you travelling safely and get more from your adventure. It is available in 23 languages including Hindi, Thai, Arabic, Russian, Japanese, French and Italian.

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Comments

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thats realy great

בניית אתרים Dec 28, 2006 7:53 AM

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Hi! I was just rocking about looking for stuff for a presentation I'm doing and came across your site, it's great and helped me a lot with what I was looking for :)

Fran Mar 27, 2007 12:49 PM

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minta petunjuk cara cepat operate Ipod 80GB

bustami Apr 12, 2007 2:05 PM

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This website doesn't seem to work - no answers for tranlating "good", "excellent" (then I tried "useless" and still got "No Match"

English to Indonesian Directory
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/ind.html

Better to try this one
www.toggletext.com

Yo Yo Jun 19, 2007 9:02 AM

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Hi Yo Yo,
The podcasts are meant to be downloaded, listened to and enjoyed by travellers to help keep them travelling safely. They are not meant to be a comprehensive dictionary for each language, but you'll note that we do provide a list of useful Indonesian language sites and other resources at the bottom of the article.
Cheers, Christy
Community Relations Manager, World Nomads

crustyadventures Jun 19, 2007 10:06 AM

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yeah, although a little confusing, i'm sure yo yo's message was in reference to http://www.freedict.com/onldict/ind.html, which has been linked above. Yo yo's given an alternative.

beedlz Jul 2, 2007 3:28 PM

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Our Indonesian Language Guide is now available as an application for iPhone & iPod touch. Have a look at it at: http://journals.worldnomads.com/language-guides/post/25816.aspx

language-guides Nov 16, 2008 1:34 PM