Learn Pronoun in Indonesian Language. P ronoun in Indonesian is very different from English. But easy to learn. Unlike English nouns that always change. Pronoun in Indonesian is static. For more details, let us consider the explanation. SUBJECT PRONOUN. I: in Indonesian is Saya and Aku. The word 'saya' is a word commonly used in every conversation. Both in everyday conversation or official conversation. Whereas the word Aku, is usually used in a literary work. Like novels, poems or films. Can also be used in the form of a quote. So, for those of you who are learning Indonesian and want to practice it, try not to use Aku in everyday conversation. In addition, in the conversation of young people in Indonesia, especially in the city of Jakarta, my word is often replaced by the word 'Gue'. This word is an informal word. Limited in the chat of people whose age is the same age or only addressed to people whose age is younger. So don't be surprised if
Learning Indonesian Letters Pronunciation. H i, this is our first time meeting. If you are serious about learning Indonesian language, then later we will often meet on this blog. At this first meeting I will try to teach you about the alphabet letters. Where the pronunciation can be different from other languages in the world. For example, for those of you who speak English, the pronunciation is very different. But sorry, if my English is bad. Because I only make friends with Google translate and grammarcheck.net not with native English people. But calm down. You certainly understand the lessons I convey. Because the discussion is made as simple as possible. However, I beg for your help to correct the words or sentences that are not right. Please, leave a comment below. Learning Begins. Okay we begin the lesson. A, be, ce, de, e, ef, ge, ha, i, je, ka, el, em, en, o, pe, qi, er, es, te, u, ve, we, ex, ye and zet. This is how to read letters in Indonesian language