Javanese Ngoko Language Practice

This video tutorial introduces the basics of Javanese Ngoko, a language style used for informal conversations among peers. It covers simple dialogues for dining, discussing food and drink preferences, and social interactions. The tutorial also includes casual conversations and expressions of gratitude, concluding with farewell remarks. The aim is to familiarize learners with everyday phrases and expressions in Javanese Ngoko.

What is the primary use of Javanese Ngoko?

• Writing formal letters

• Talking to elders

• Conducting business meetings

• Speaking with peers

How do you say 'Let's eat together' in Javanese Ngoko?

• Ayo mangan bareng

• Ayo lunggo

• Ayo jagongan

• Ayo ngombene

What does 'Isih warek' mean?

• I am tired

• I am still full

• I am still hungry

• I am thirsty

How do you say 'I am still full' in Javanese Ngoko?

• Aku isih lunggo

• Aku isih ngombene

• Aku isih warek

• Aku isih mangan

What is the Javanese Ngoko phrase for 'Please sit down'?

• Ayo ngombene

• Ayo jagongan

• Ayo mangan

• Lunggo DC yo

How do you ask 'What do you want to drink?' in Javanese Ngoko?

• Lunggo opo

• Mangan opo

• Jagongan opo

• Ngombene opo

What does 'Teh anget ae' mean?

• Cold tea only

• Hot tea only

• Juice only

• Water only

How do you say 'Thank you for the meal' in Javanese Ngoko?

• Maturnuwun wis dicat mana

• Maturnuwun wis ngombene

• Maturnuwun wis dikandani mangan

• Maturnuwun wis lunggo

What is the Javanese Ngoko phrase for 'I will make tea again'?

• Yo tak teh maneh

• Yo tak mangan

• Yo tak mulih

• Yo tak enteni

How do you say 'I will visit your house the day after tomorrow' in Javanese Ngoko?

• Yo aku nang omahmu

• Yo aku tak mulih

• Yo aku tak mangan

• Yo aku tak lunggo