Bank ring dija?
Where is the bank?
Usage
Asks where the bank is. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example. Bank is an Indonesian loan.
Grammar Note
"Where is X" is noun plus ring dija.
Titiang meled nukar pipis
I want to change money
Usage
Used at a money changer or bank. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example. Nukar means to exchange and pipis is money.
Grammar Note
Nukar means to exchange; a currency can be added after pipis.
Aji dolar mangkin kuda?
How much is a dollar now?
Usage
Asks the exchange rate. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example. Dolar is a loan; the answer will be in rupiah.
Grammar Note
Aji plus item plus kuda asks the price. Mangkin means now.
Titiang meled ngirim pipis ka Jepang
I want to send money to Japan
Usage
Asks to send money abroad. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example. The country follows ka.
Grammar Note
Ngirim means to send.
Titiang nenten wenten pipis
I have no money
Usage
Says you do not have money on you. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example.
Grammar Note
Nenten wenten means "do not have".
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