Quiz Bahasa Indonesia

What does “tinggal” most precisely imply?

• To walk

• To study

• To stay/live

• To go

“Orang Jerman” refers to:

• A German place

• A German person

• German language

• German food

“Bahasa Indonesia” is best described as:

• A dialect spoken in Java

• The national anthem

• The Indonesian language

• The capital city

“Tidak” is used to:

• Form a question

• Show agreement

• Negate a verb or adjective

• Express ownership

“Saya tinggal di Bandung” means:

• I am working in Bandung

• I used to live in Bandung

• I live in Bandung

• I will go to Bandung

“Selamat pagi” should be used:

• At night

• In the morning

• When leaving a meeting

• In any formal situation

“Saya orang Inggris” means:

• I am from England

• I speak English

• I live in England

• I am a tourist

“Saya tidak tinggal di Jakarta” is closest in meaning to:

• I used to live in Jakarta

• I never went to Jakarta

• I do not live in Jakarta

• I returned from Jakarta

The word “siapa” is used to ask:

• When

• Why

• Who

• How

“Apa kabar?” is a common phrase to:

• Ask for permission

• Greet someone formally

• Ask how someone is doing

• Say goodbye