Dating & Romance

1. Ngiring ngunjuk kopi sareng-sareng wengine?

   Shall we have coffee together tonight?

   Usage

   Ngunjuk is the polite verb for drinking in the dictionary level table. A sentence built from dictionary-verified words; no attested example sentence exists.

2. Ngiring ngajeng wengi sareng-sareng?

   Would you like to have dinner together?

   Usage

   Wengi means night. A sentence built from dictionary-verified words; no attested example sentence exists.

   Grammar Note

   Ngajeng is the humble form, fine when you eat too. For the other person alone the honorific is ngrayunang.

3. Ragane ngarsayang lunga sareng titiang?

   Would you like to go out with me?

   Usage

   Ngarsayang (want) and lunga (go) are honorific forms for the other person, never for yourself. It can mean a date or just going out. A sentence built from dictionary-verified words; no attested example sentence exists.

4. Titiang durung naenin nepukin anak sakadi ragane

   I have never met anyone like you

   Usage

   Durung is not yet and naenin is ever. A sentence built from dictionary-verified words; no attested example sentence exists.

5. Titiang seneng pisan sampun nepukin ragane

   I am very happy to have met you

   Usage

   Seneng covers glad and fond. A sentence built from dictionary-verified words; no attested example sentence exists.

6. Titiang meled matur sareng ragane

   I would like to talk with you

   Usage

   A sentence built from dictionary-verified words; no attested example sentence exists.

   Grammar Note

   Matur is the humble verb for your own speech. For the other person speaking use mabaos.

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