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Airport
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This set walks you through arriving and flying in Indonesia, from the check-in counter to the moment you step out of the airport. You'll practice the lines you actually need at immigration and customs — telling the officer "Tujuan kunjungan saya berlibur" (My visit is for tourism), asking "Saya mau ambil visa on arrival" (I'd like a visa on arrival), or explaining "Sepertinya bagasi saya hilang" (I think my luggage is lost). Loop them until they come out smoothly, and your first hour in Indonesia will feel a lot calmer.
Beach & sea
27
This set gives you the Indonesian you'll actually use for a beach day in Bali and beyond — swimming, snorkeling, renting gear, and soaking up the sunset. Start with the easy ones like "Ayo, kita ke pantai!" (Come on, let's go to the beach!) and "Pantainya indah sekali!" (The beach is so beautiful!), then work up to handy lines like "Aku mau sewa papan selancar" (I want to rent a surfboard). A little Indonesian goes a long way with boat crews, board-rental stalls, and new friends by the water.
Temples & etiquette
27
This set helps you visit Indonesia's temples, mosques, and cultural sites with the respect locals truly appreciate — from Bali's pura to the great candi like Borobudur and Prambanan. You'll learn to ask before you act, with everyday lines like "Boleh foto di sini?" (Can I take photos here?), "Harus lepas sepatu dulu, ya?" (I have to take my shoes off first, right?), and "Ini tempat suci, kita harus hormat" (This is a sacred place, we should be respectful). A little politeness in Indonesian goes a long way, and it often turns a quick visit into a warm welcome.
Cafe & coffee
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Indonesia runs on coffee, and its cafes are where people linger, work, and catch up. This set gives you the everyday lines for ordering and settling in — from "Es kopi susu, gula aren" (iced milk coffee with palm sugar) to practical checks like "Di sini ada wifi?" and "Ada colokan di dekat sini?". Learn these and you can walk into any warkop or trendy kafe, order like a regular, and happily nongkrong for hours.
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