Numbers & time
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Berapa harganya?
ENHow much is it?
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Ini berapa?
ENHow much is this?
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Satu, dua, tiga.
ENOne, two, three.
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Sepuluh ribu rupiah.
ENTen thousand rupiah.
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Dua puluh ribu, ya.
ENTwenty thousand, okay.
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Seratus ribu cukup?
ENIs a hundred thousand enough?
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Ada yang lebih murah?
ENIs there anything cheaper?
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Boleh kurang sedikit?
ENCan you lower the price a little?
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Saya mau dua, ya.
ENI'll take two, please.
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Jam berapa sekarang?
ENWhat time is it now?
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Sekarang jam tujuh.
ENIt's seven o'clock now.
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Jam setengah delapan.
ENIt's half past seven.
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Jam berapa buka?
ENWhat time do you open?
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Jam berapa tutup?
ENWhat time do you close?
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Berapa lama ke sana?
ENHow long does it take to get there?
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Sekitar sepuluh menit.
ENAbout ten minutes.
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Pagi ini agak dingin.
ENIt's a bit cold this morning.
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Nanti sore saja, ya.
ENLet's do it later in the afternoon.
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Selamat malam.
ENGood evening.
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Hari ini hari apa?
ENWhat day is it today?
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Hari ini hari Senin.
ENToday is Monday.
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Besok saya berangkat.
ENI'm leaving tomorrow.
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Kemarin saya baru sampai.
ENI just arrived yesterday.
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Sabtu dan Minggu buka?
ENAre you open Saturday and Sunday?
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Bisa sekarang juga?
ENCan we do it right now?
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Tunggu sebentar, ya.
ENJust a moment, please.
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Bayar pakai QRIS bisa?
ENCan I pay with QRIS?
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Grab-nya lima menit lagi.
ENThe Grab is five minutes away.
Numbers, time, and days are the backbone of every purchase, ride, and plan in Indonesia. With just a few lines you can ask "Berapa harganya?" (How much is it?), check "Jam berapa sekarang?" (What time is it now?), and confirm "Besok saya berangkat" (I'm leaving tomorrow) — plus handle the rupiah's many zeros, from sepuluh ribu to seratus ribu. Loop these until they feel automatic, and shopping, catching a Grab, and reading opening hours all get much smoother.