Indonesian [edit] Interjection [edit]. selamat tinggal. au revoir; Usage notes [edit]. While grammatically and phrasally correct, this phrase and the phrase selamat jalan is not commonly used for parting, because it has a connotation that the referred person is going to pass and only used normally in funerals. As with many other languages, there are different Indonesian greetings that you can use depending on the time of day. These are general greetings that can be used in any context. Selamat pagi (good morning: dawn — 11 a.m.) Selamat siang (good day: 11 a.m. — 3 p.m.) Selamat sore (good afternoon: 3 p.m. — sunset) I need a doctor. Saya perlu dokter. One, Two, Three. Satu, dua, tiga. Four, Five, Six. Empat, lima, enam. Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten. Tujuh, delapan, sembilan, sepuluh. I hope the content of this page was useful to you, and that you learned some Indonesian phrases or Bahasa Indonesia, expressions and words. try to memorize them to be able to use So, what then is the meaning of selamat? Selamat simply means ‘safe’ or ‘unharmed’. It is also used to say ‘survive’. Selamat is a loan word from Arabic سَلَامَة salāma meaning ‘good health’ ‘well-being’ and ‘safety’. It is not only used in Indonesian and Malay, but in a number of other languages as well. Salama’ bari’ basaa’. Bugis = Salama Engka. Makassar = Salamakki Kabattuanta. Selamat Pagi = Rahajeng semeng. Selamat Datang = Rahajeng Rauh atau Om Swastiastu. Bahasa Dayak Ngaju Kalimantan: Salamat hanjewu. Bahasa Dayak Ma’anyan Kalimantan: Salamat ka'ayat. Bahasa Dayak Dusun = Kopisanangan Kinorikatan. Selamat pagi, jambo, hei! Yassas, hola, konichiwa, tung! Whatever way we say ‘Hello’, It always means the same, ‘Hello and welcome from us all, Di Amerika., setengah juta orang berbicara bahasa Telugu, dan ini adalah bahasa dengan pertumbuhan tercepat di negara ini. Jika Anda ingin mengucapkan selamat pagi dalam bahasa Telugu, terjemahan literalnya adalah, “Śubhōdayaṁ," atau, “śuprabhataṁ.”. Belum, kebanyakan orang hanya mengatakan, “Namaskaram. YiilYFU.

selamat pagi in indonesian language