Terminal bus ring dija?
Where is the bus terminal?
Usage
Asks for the bus terminal. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example. Terminal and bus are Indonesian loans.
Grammar Note
Ring dija at the end means "where is".
Bus ka Ubud ring dija?
Where is the bus to Ubud?
Usage
Looks for the bus to a destination. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example.
Grammar Note
Ka plus a place name gives the destination; swap in other towns.
Bus puniki ka Ubud?
Does this bus go to Ubud?
Usage
Checks the destination before boarding. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example.
Grammar Note
The verb is left out; rising intonation makes it a question.
Aji karcis ka Ubud kuda?
How much is a ticket to Ubud?
Usage
Asks the fare. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example.
Grammar Note
Aji kuda asks the price; the item or destination goes in between.
Tulung orahin titiang yening sampun neked
Please tell me when we arrive
Usage
Asks the driver to tell you when you arrive. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example.
Grammar Note
Orahin is the imperative of orah, to tell. Yening plus sampun plus a verb means "when it has happened".
Wenten bemo ka Ubud?
Is there a bemo to Ubud?
Usage
Asks whether a shared minibus (bemo) goes there. A sentence assembled from dictionary-checked words, not a quoted example.
Grammar Note
Wenten plus noun plus ka plus destination asks if one exists.
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