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Hello, I am Budi.
Greeting People and Introducing Yourself in Indonesian
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Saying Hello and Leaving
Level 1Budi
Pemilik
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Hello, would you like some coffee?
Budi
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Thank you, I am leaving.
More Level 1 Lessons (16)
Meeting at a Cafe
Asking About Well-being and Things
Daily Greetings
Saying Hello to People at a Cafe
Hello, How Are You
Hello, Budi
Introductions at the Bookstore
Greeting a Friend
At the Cafe
Hello and Goodbye
Meeting at a Cafe
Good morning
Greetings and Goodbyes
Everyday Greetings
Good morning
Going to the Shop
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How do I say hello to someone in Indonesian?
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You can share your name and where you are from when meeting new people at places like cafes or the beach.
How do I say goodbye in Indonesian?
You can use warm farewell phrases to say goodbye at the end of everyday conversations.
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