Bahasa Indonesia
What is "Terima Kasih"?
This popular Indonesian dish is made with fried rice and is often topped with an egg.
What is "nasi goreng?"
Jakarta, the famous capital of Indonesia and where we are currently located, is on this island.
Where is "Java"?
What is "dangdut?"
Good Morning
What is "Selamat Pagi"?
Noodles, chicken, and soup. A staple meal for many Indonesians, this bowl of warmth can be found in every street market, served alongside meatballs.
What is "mie ayam?"
Bali, one of Indonesia's most famous tourist destinations, is an island located east of.
Where is "Lombok"?
The life philosophy of most Indonesians, it emphasises enjoying life at one's own leisurely and relaxed pace.
What is "santai?"
How are you?
What is "Apa Kabar"?
Best served piping hot, this sweet pie is known for its melted chocolate-cheese and heapfuls of condensed milk.
What is "martabak manis?"
This province is where the new capital of Indonesia will be moving to.
Where is "East Kalimantan"?
This sport is the second go-to athletic activity for many Indonesians, with the country's women's doubles most famously winning gold at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics.
What is "bulu tangkis/badminton?"
Here and there
What is "disini dan disana?"
Infamous for its umami flavour and long cooking time, this beef delicacy is an international hit.
What is "rendang?"
This region is famous for being the home of rendang and the Minangkabau culture.
Where is West Sumatra?
The author of an internationally acclaimed historical fiction series set in the 1900s, he is widely regarded as one of the best Indonesian writers of all time.
Who is "Pramoedya Ananta Toer?"
I like Indonesian Food
What is "Saya suka makanan Indonesia"
A warm traditional soup named after a West Javan city filled with chicken strips, glass noodles, and mung beans.
What is "Soto Bandung?"
Komodo National Park is located in this province, whose capital is Kupang.
What is East Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Timur/NTT)?
An oral tradition originating from the Malay collective of tribes, it is often used for greetings, wordplay, or, in the most romantic cases, marriage proposals.
What is "pantun?"