Home & renting
28 phrasesHD
Sewanya berapa per bulan?
ENHow much is the rent per month?
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Masih ada kamar kosong nggak?
ENDo you still have any rooms available?
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Boleh lihat kamarnya dulu?
ENCan I see the room first?
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Sudah termasuk listrik dan air belum?
ENDoes that include electricity and water?
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Ada kamar mandi dalam nggak?
ENIs there a private bathroom?
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Kamarnya ada AC?
ENDoes the room have air conditioning?
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Depositnya berapa, ya?
ENHow much is the deposit?
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Bisa bayar bulanan?
ENCan I pay monthly?
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Kalau mau pindah, harus kasih tahu berapa hari sebelumnya?
ENIf I want to move out, how many days' notice do I need to give?
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Saya mau ambil kamar yang ini.
ENI'd like to take this room.
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Kapan saya bisa pindah masuk?
ENWhen can I move in?
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Pak, kamar mandinya bocor.
ENSir, the bathroom is leaking.
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ACnya rusak, nggak dingin.
ENThe AC is broken, it's not cooling.
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Airnya nggak ngalir dari tadi pagi.
ENThe water hasn't been running since this morning.
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Listriknya sering mati.
ENThe electricity keeps going out.
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Bisa tolong dibenerin, Bu?
ENCould you have it fixed, ma'am?
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Keran di dapur mampet.
ENThe kitchen tap is clogged.
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Dapurnya boleh dipakai bareng?
ENCan the kitchen be shared?
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Wifinya sudah ada di kamar?
ENIs there already WiFi in the room?
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Boleh bawa tamu nggak?
ENAre guests allowed?
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Ada jam malam nggak di sini?
ENIs there a curfew here?
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Tetangganya ramah-ramah, kok.
ENThe neighbors are really friendly.
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Maaf, suaranya agak berisik.
ENSorry, it's a bit noisy.
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Deposit saya nanti dikembalikan, kan?
ENMy deposit will be returned later, right?
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Bulan depan saya mau pindah, Pak.
ENI'm going to move out next month, sir.
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Kontraknya setahun atau bisa lebih pendek?
ENIs the contract for a year, or can it be shorter?
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Kosnya deket dari stasiun nggak?
ENIs the boarding house close to the station?
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Sewanya masih bisa nego nggak?
ENIs the rent still negotiable?
This set covers the everyday language of renting and living in Indonesia — finding a room, dealing with landlords, and handling the little problems every tenant faces. With lines like "Sewanya berapa per bulan?" and "Kamar mandinya bocor, Pak," you'll be ready to ask about price, report a leak, or talk to your ibu kos. Whether you're hunting for a kos or settling into a kontrakan, these are the phrases that keep daily life running smoothly.