indonesian

adjective (Indonesian); noun (an Indonesian, Indonesians; Indonesian, the language — uncountable)

«indonesian» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

From or about Indonesia, a large country in Southeast Asia made of thousands of islands. tree →
A person from Indonesia. tree →
Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia), the national language of Indonesia. tree →

In the lessons

In geography lessons it comes with islands, volcanoes, rainforests, orangutans and Komodo dragons. In languages it is the official language used by many millions. Phrases: Indonesian food, the Indonesian islands, speak Indonesian.

Examples

Indonesian food often has rice, peanut sauce and spices. tree →
My friend's mum is Indonesian and comes from Bali. tree →
The Indonesian islands include Java, Sumatra and Borneo's southern part. tree →
Komodo dragons live on a few Indonesian islands. tree →
She is learning to say hello in Indonesian: selamat pagi means good morning. tree →
Many Indonesian volcanoes are still active. tree →

Note

Always written with a capital I in normal writing. The language is often called Bahasa Indonesia (bahasa means language). Indonesia has more islands than most people guess: more than 17,000.

On Mova

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