Learn Indonesian fast, easy and fun from native speaker. You will be able to communicate. Studying Indonesian - 1:1 Online Indonesian Lessons

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Learn Indonesian fast, easy and fun from native speaker. You will be able to communicate. Studying Indonesian - 1:1 Online Indonesian Lessons

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INDONESIAN LANGUAGE PRIVATE CLASS FOR FOREIGN PEOPLE (ZOOM)

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PRICE INDONESIAN LANGUAGE PRIVATE CLASS FOR FOREIGN PEOPLE (ZOOM):
4X MEETING ---> IDR 320000
8X MEETING ---> IDR 640000

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OPEN 11 CLASS A DAY ---> 06 : 00 - 21 : 15 GMT+7 (Monday - Sunday)

BOOKING THE CLASS TO FIND OUT THE AVAILABLE SCHEDULE ~

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Stages in learning each private class meeting (1 hour)

1. Preview
(I will give you a picture according to the topic of the material and ask you about what the subject is doing in the picture, so you will naturally open up to the topic of the material. At this stage, I will explore your knowledge about the topic. After knowing your knowledge of what we will study at that meeting, I will explain the purpose of the learning topic)

2. Conversation
(I will show you a simple conversation on the topic. This conversation contains vocabulary and grammar. At this stage, I will practice conversations with you)

3. Vocabulary
(I will show pictorial vocabulary and ask you which vocabulary that you know. I will show you the proper way to pronounce the vocabulary and then I will ask you to follow the pronunciation method. The next stage can be done after you have memorized the vocabulary.)

4. Grammar
(I will explain the grammar directly at the meeting. I will use tables, formulas, and examples to explain this grammar. At this stage, you will be given practice questions related to the use of grammar. The questions that will be given are not only written on the slide but also listening)

5. Write
(I will give instructions in narrative writing and you to write and complete the narrative)

6. Pronunciation
(At this stage, students will be given practice questions related to the use of pronunciation)

7. Task
(I will give assignments for each meeting that students must complete before starting the next meeting)

8. Exams
(I will give an exam at the end of the level to find out how well you understand the material that has been taught at a level)

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Learning strategies and concepts
- Fast and fun
- Interesting and relaxing
- Focus and target
- Adjustable and flexible

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If you’re at all curious about the world beyond your own day-to-day routine, speaking Indonesian can upgrade your life by increasing opportunities for career, living, travel, friendship, adventure and love. The more languages you speak, the bigger your world becomes.

Speaking Indonesian (or Bahasa Indonesia as it’s also known) gives you access to the world of over 160 million speakers across South-East Asia. Among them, only 23 million speak it as their mother tongue, but for the other 140 million, Bahasa Indonesia is the lingua franca of the entire archipelago.

Indonesian is a standardized form of Malay, one of the most widely-spoken languages in the Austronesian language family. When Indonesia declared its independence from the Netherlands in 1945, Malay was chosen as the official language. The country itself is spread across thousands of islands and hundreds of different languages. Standardized Malay, redubbed Bahasa Indonesia, ties the archipelago nation together.

There is basically no cross-over between English and Indonesian in terms of vocabulary or grammar, but the language is still relatively easy to pick up. With a small vocabulary and simple spelling, Bahasa Indonesia may be the easiest non-Indo-European language for a native English speaker to master.

Indonesian is the most widely spoken Austronesian language. Understanding it will give you a head start if you want to also learn any of the other languages spoken in South-East Asia and Oceania, like Tagalog, Maori, or Hawaiian. Because Indonesian uses the same alphabet as English, it’s a good place to start if you want to become acquainted with the dominant language family of the Pacific islands.

Having a little Indonesian in your conversational repertoire will open up the world to you on multiple levels:

1. For Business
Being bilingual isn’t just good for your resumé, it can change your career. As the lingua franca of the world’s fourth most populous nation, knowing some Indonesian can be extremely advantageous for anyone doing business in that region of the world. Indonesia is Southeast Asia’s largest economy and a rapidly developing industrial nation. Trade between the U.S. and Indonesia totals in the billions every year. Because so few non-Indonesians speak Bahasa Indonesia learning the language can give you a rare skill and make you an in-demand specialist.

2. For Traveling
Java, Borneo, Bali and the 13,463 other islands that make up the Indonesian archipelago offer the textbook definition of vacation getaway. In terms of both the natural environment and culture, Indonesia is one of the most diverse places on earth. White sands beaches, coral reefs, emerald seas, tropical rainforests and volcanoes draw millions of divers, surfers and hikers every year. The 300 unique cultures that call Indonesia home offer a staggering range of wonders to experience, from temples to festivals to really good cuisine. When you can speak Indonesian the country opens up to you in ways that monolingual foreigners could never even guess.

3. Living Abroad – When you speak Indonesian well enough to travel without a phrasebook in hand, the idea of staying longer in Indonesia can become tempting. The capital city, Jakarta, offers opportunities for students looking for a semester abroad and professionals looking for new opportunities in a vibrant and rapidly-growing economy, while quieter corners of the archipelago are tempting destinations for retirees in search of low prices and warm climates.

4. Brain Training
Even if you decide to only learn Indonesian as a hobby, knowing multiple languages will keep your brain healthy and nimble, even in old age. This is because knowing another language creates another network of connections among your neurons. The higher your neural interconnectivity, the better your memory and problem-solving skills.

5. Indonesian Culture, Unfiltered –
Indonesia is home to a fascinating combination of cultures from two continents and hundreds of indigenous traditions, sometimes existing side-by-side, but just as often mixed into some new hybrid. Whether you want to get into Gamelan and Kroncong music, understand the stories told in Wayang shadow puppet theater, study the martial arts Pencak Silat or Tarung Derajat, or learn how to really cook rendang, speaking Indonesian will let you participate more directly. Knowing the language will also give you unfiltered access to Indonesian literature and cinema. And if you have Indonesian roots, learning the language will help you to illuminate your heritage.