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Personal Pronouns and Self-Introductions in Indonesian
Master personal pronouns including the critical distinction between Kita and Kami and learn to introduce oneself.
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Tutorial
Personal Pronouns and Self-Introductions in Indonesian
Master personal pronouns including the critical distinction between Kita and Kami and learn to introduce oneself.
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15 CardsLesson#1
In this deck, you will learn how to refer to yourself and others in Indonesian. We will start with the singular pronouns. The formal word for I is Saya. The formal word for You is Anda. When speaking to friends or people you know well, you can use the informal You, which is Kamu. Finally, Indonesian pronouns are gender-neutral, so the word Dia means both He and She.
Quiz#2
What is the formal Indonesian word for I?
Saya
Quiz#3
What is the formal Indonesian word for You?
Anda
Quiz#4
What is the informal Indonesian word for You?
Kamu
Quiz#5
What is the Indonesian word for He or She?
Dia
Lesson#6
Now let us look at plural pronouns. The word for They is Mereka. For the word We, Indonesian has two distinct forms. If you mean We including the person you are talking to, use Kita. If you mean We excluding the person you are talking to, use Kami. Remember, Kita includes everyone, while Kami excludes the listener.
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