Krn bahasa Indonesia menurut banyak bule adalah bahasa yg paling gampang dipelajari, tidak ada perbedaan dalam penggunaan "dia" untuk gender tertentu, tidak ada perbedaan "waktu" dll..sangat simple. tdk serumit english atau French.
@@derrang957 itu mah mudah buat dipelajari oleh learner. Bayangkan kita belajar inggris gabosen2 belajar tenses dr sd sampe sma dan itupun sering kebalik2 -_-
Because indonesian language by most foreigners perspective is the easiest language to learned, there is no gender word "she, he" just "dia", there is no "tenses" etc..... Very simple. Not as complex as English and French. I'm still learning English.
Jls lah 😅 apalagi kalo sudah menyangkut berita Dan koran ataupun penulis buku atau film biasanya mereka kalo ngomong Dan menulis terstruktur Dan bagus penyampaiannya
That's amazing man! 18 languages! My family is Indonesian, but I was raised in Australia, so I'm not able to communicate well with my family, so I really admire your ability! I can understand a bit of what you say, but I'm mainly impressed by your intonations and accent - you sound like a native! Again, good work!
Doei! Ik ben uit Indonesië. U spreekt goed Indonesisch, nu leer ik Nederlands. Ik heb geen leraar om Nederlands te leren. Maar ik probeer om zeer goed Nederlands te spreken. Selamat belajar bahasa Indonesia dan semoga suatu saat kita bisa bertemu entah di Belanda 🇳🇱 atau di Indonesia 🇮🇩☺️
You dont start your sentence with doei, I think you ment dag. Because doei only means goodbye and dag means hallo and also goodbye. I had a laugh when you started your sentence with doei, cause it sounded kinda rude. But the rest of your Dutch is good.
Every village in The Netherlands with 25 people or more haves a café, church and a Chinese/Indonesian restaurant. Our fries (friet), we eat it with satésauce and the Loempia knows everyone above the 3 years old and it's just as Dutch culture than the kroket, stroopwafel, cheese, mills and drop.
We hebben vaak wel wat aan die recepten gesleuteld. Ze zijn vaak goedkoper, minder pittig en soms makkelijker te vervoeren. Wat de boer niet kent dat vreet ie niet slaat wel ergens op.😂 Zoek anders een keer op andere tijden kroepoek.🤓
@@Treinbouwer We kennen de Indonesische keuken ook al meer als 400 jaar, ik heb mijn eerste nasi en bami Goreng bij mijn oma leren eten. Natuurlijk is het vernederlandst, omdat Nederland doorgaans met andere producten werkt als de Indonesiërs, maar dat is met de Chinese keuken idem, die smaakt in Nederland ook anders als in China.
That was spot on. Both the guy's Indonesian and the girl's english is really good especially to English for an Indonesian girl. MetroTV is huge by the way. I'm Bruneian, we mainly speak Malay but Indonesian and Malay is similar so I can speak both fluently. I know that isn't a big deal but I just want a cheap excuse to be a trilingual. And this polyglot bloke got me freaking jealous
I agree to u, I've never heard any foreigners have a good accent like that. I was so surprised watching this guy speak in bahasa Indonesia in such a good accent.
You speak Bahasa Indonesia so well. I'm amazed that someone who has not stepped into Indonesia can speak this well by only mixing with tourists . Greetings from Malaysia .
emang dah kak Kartika Octaviana the best person. Luar & dalam perfect.. gk salah gw udh ngefans dari 5 tahun lalu sewaktu masih aktiv nongol di Tv di Metr* Tv.
Thanks for the advice mate. If I give a compliment to a woman in Holland, she could also think I like here. But in general it's also possible to give a compliment to someone without any other expectation.
Wow wouter you’re so frickin awesome man!! Right now I can only speak 3 languages: Bahasa Indonesia which is my mother tongue, English which I already learned since I was 5 year old, and Japanese, but my Japanese is still broken. After I settled with my Japanese, I want to add Korean, Chinese, and maybe Vietnamese. I used to learn European Languages, but damn the listening and pronunciations are too hard, also not that beneficial economic wise, as nowadays East Asian Countries rule the economy.
You are honestly a huge inspiration to me, im indonesian currently struggling to learn japanese im always interested in learning diffrent cultures from all over the world i decided to start with japan first, the fact that you can fluently speak indonesian by simply communicating with tourists amazed me i should probably start making some japanese friends on the internet maybe i can speak fluent japanese one day lol
Ever make progress on it? Its been four years since you posted this. It's a valid strategy though. When trying to learn a language I usually look for online groups to meet up with other people looking to learn a language (few looking to learn Dutch but many looking to learn English) and just regular conversations with them are the most effective training I think.
hi greetings from indonesia🇲🇨 Saya tunggu video anda jalan jalan ke indonesia, saya sangat menikmati video anda,pasti sangat menyenangkan bisa berinteraksi dengan orang baru dan asing Sangat menginspirasi
Goeden morgen. Wie is jiy naam, broer? Bahasa Indonesia anda yeah lumayan mooi juga. Kom vertreek naar de mijn dorp, Candirejo Tourism Village, niet ver van de Borobudur temple. Salom van mij, BAIM FUNK.
I know Mr Walter since two years ago, he is Dutch and polyglot.. For me the hardest languages is Hebrew and pashto.. It's my opinion during learn every languages
That's really nice of you. Haha the fact that you invite me is really typical for the hospitality of your culture. Please check out this video where I'm talking about the hospitality of the Malaysian and Indonesian culture: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rJqvLcxOZIM.html
+Wouter Corduwener seen it and i just noticed you can speak 18 different languages!! you're such a clever man. with that ability you really should travel the world. Good luck and will be waiting for more indonesian related videos ;)
