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IMPORTANT EXPRESSIONS FOR TRAVELER in Indonesia

Natalia P

Nov 30, 2023

Apa Kabar? After not writing articles for some time, today I am back to provide important information for those of you who are going to travel to Indonesia. Have you ever been confused about how to convey something urgent when in Indonesia, even though Indonesians don't know English, let alone your language? It is important to understand, the main things you should pay attention to are understanding “Alerts” and “Announcements”. General warnings in Indonesian include:

"Dilarang buang sampah Sembarangan" - Don't Litter

"Dilarang parkir di depan pintu" - Don't parking in front of the door

"Awas anjing galak" - Beware of the wild dog

There are many other expressions. If you are interested in learning these expressions, please take the Indonesian for Traveling class.

This column was published by the author in their personal capacity.
The opinions expressed in this column are the author's own and do not reflect the view of Cafetalk.

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INDONESIAN FOR TRAVELING

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