🇨🇦 CANADA REACTS TO The Indonesian Language (Bahasa Indonesia) reaction

In Colonial Times, Dutch are really gatekeeping the Dutch language reserved to only for dutch to dutch, even when speaking to you say for example, Governor are dutch while the mayor are Natives they rather speak local language of the mayor even if they bad at it, rather than telling the mayor to learn Dutch to understand them

Just a note. When he said that Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian) was derived from the Malay language, the Malay he meant were ethnic of MELAYU in Sumatra island Indonesia, not the country Malaysia.

Standard Indonesian language is used for formal conversations and when talking to people you don't know before as a form of respect and maintaining good manners

This is the answer to the question in the video you are reacting to. 1. We are Indonesian, using formal Indonesian for things like: A. In education or the learning and teaching process. B. Language at work, especially with strangers. C. Ask people for addresses or something if you are not in your area. D. In the case of correspondence. E. In conveying written news or news on TV. F. In trials, whether in criminal case trials, student meetings, or in public discussions. G. Greet strangers, either directly or through comments on social media. 2. We only use slang or Bahasa Gaul among friends or those of the same age. 3. There is another formal language that is more subtle. We usually use this when we are talking to people who are older or elders in tradition, also to someone we like and love, and to small children. Fun Facts: Indonesians are generally bilingual, even more than two languages. This is because the number of ethnic groups in Indonesia is around 1200, and they have more than 720 regional languages. Like myself. I come from the Minangkabau ethnicity. I can speak Minang, Riau Malay, Javanese, Betawi, and of course, Indonesian. Also, English. ^^ Hopefully, this answer helps you understand our diversity in Indonesia.

You read Indonesian writing very well and fluently, I'm amazed... if you learn Indonesian I'm sure you will master it very quickly, because Indonesian is the only language in the world that is very easy to learn, because of the writing and what it says. say it the same...thank you sir for your support for Indonesia...success and happiness always to you🙏❤️

Indonesia apots many foreign loan words, such as : 1. sanskrit : story/cerita, soul/jiwa, palace/istana, religion/agama 2. dutch : office/kantor, towel/handuk, discount/korting, horn/klakson, refrigerator/kulkas 3. arab : world/dunia, dead/wafat, face/wajah, alphabet/abjad, body/badan 4. china (hokkien) : knife/pisau, teapot/teko, store/toko, lipstick/gincu 5. english : design/desain, campus/kampus, juice/jus, zone/zona, taxi/taksi 6. portuguese : doll/boneka, fork/garpu, shoes/sepatu, flag/bendera

We love bahasa Indonesia cause it is easy , no tenses, no gender verb, no plural nouns, no need intonation or stressing on syllables, no long or short vowel, no silent character, and consistent on reading each character, no schwa sound, no glotial t, what you read is what you write, But it has many prefixes, suffixes in verbs.. and we must select the words of politeness when speaking.. since we really really honour and appreciate whom we are speaking with..

It is very true that the large portion of Indonesian languages is based from Malay especially in the beginning of the development. From time to time Indonesian keep getting improved to a better and higher standard absorbing many terms and words that added into the treasure of Indonesian dictionary, slow but sure the original Malay terms are often being replaced, transformed, omitted or forgotten, and the result is what we have today and it still show the progression in high gear. That is why the Indonesian language I speak now looks almost completely different from the Malay language I used at my younger years in Pekan Baru of Riau province far in the northern part of Sumatra. But hey don't get me wrong I still speak Malay with my childhood friends every time when I visit the region.

Indonesia has a dream to propose Indonesian language as an international language.... And a little information that Indonesian language has become a university curriculum in several countries

Indonesian is currently registered and officially recognized by UNESCO as the world's language of instruction with a number of speakers reaching 280 million people. Bahasa Indonesia cukup mudah utk dipelajari. Bahkan seorang youtuber Brazil dgn akun channel Cedrix React kurang dari 10 bulan sdh fasih bertutur bahasa Indonesia padahal dia blm pernah berkunjung ke Indonesia. Nama lain dari Indonesia adalah Nusantara.

More than 700 languages in indonesia. I lived in banjarmasin, south borneo. When i went to java island. They all spoke javanese and i couldn't understand at all. To connect with them. We use indonesia language as a nation.

Bahasa Indonesia baku standar digunakan di sekolah, saat rapat, berpidato, membuat laporan, dan lain2 yg bersifat resmi. Bahasa gaul digunakan sehari2 karena lebih simpel, lebih akrab.

In school classes, in offices business, government offices we do speak a very formal Indonesian. Among adults in opened society from different groups and different various ethnic origins, we speak Indonesian to each other. Among and between friends, close friends and relatives that grow up together we use Bahasa gaul. I was grew up in Riau province and finished high school there, among friends we learned Indonesian, and Indonesian is a mandatory subject to pass every grade. This is a very reason every student who has finished high school speaks Indonesian properly. Besides I also speak regional Riau language that is very similar to Malay language. I then migrate to East Java to finish higher education, in here I encountered everybody speaks Java (the eastern style) and it made be able to speak Java in a very short time as almost everybody speaks Java however when in campus, at the classes, we swiftly speak Indonesian and this really make us having the same feeling and spirit as the same group of one citizen, Indonesia. In campus, the students may come from different places with different mother tongues language every students bring in. Interestingly, when in opened spaces outside the class we speak java as bahasa gaul of East Java where Surabaya is the central capital of the region and bahasa gaul here becomes "Suroboyoan".

You don't need to worry about the 700 languages ​​in Indonesia. You just need to speak national Indonesian, because Indonesian has been recognized by UNESCO 11/2023 as a national language such as English, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Arabic, China, Russia, India, France and Indonesia.

Terima kasih banyak kawan telah buat video positif tentang bahasa indonesia.

Kemudahan Bahasa Indonesia: - Tidak ada grammar aturan sulit soal waktu - Tidak ada grammar aturan sulit soal jamak/plural - Tidak ada grammar aturan sulit soal gender - Tidak ada grammar aturan sulit soal - Mudah digunakan untuk bahasa akademis dan matematika (tidak ambigu) - Tulisan (kata) dibaca konsisten dengan huruf-huruf yang ada - Kosakata tidak dipengaruhi nada - Kosakata mendapatkan serapan dari bahasa inggris, arab, belanda, portugal-spanyol dan beberapa kata serupa dengan bahasa dari Filipina, Afrika Selatan, Oceania.. Ada lagi?

+/-270 juta jiwa rakyat Indonesia fasih berbicara bahasa Indonesia di semua wilayah Indonesia ,kecuali beberapa dipedalaman hutan lebat.❤

Bahasa Indonesia sudah masuk 10 bahasa dunia Harus wajib dipelajari di sekolah2 dunia

Long time ago, when President Soeharto was our president, the government really protected the Indonesian language. They had a special department watching the language used in television, radio stations, newspaper and magazines, including their contents. People talking to the public had to speak Standard Indonesian at that time. After the year 2000, however, the situation has changed. It is the Era of Freedom. People may do what they want. Jakartan dialect has been spead to all over Indonesia through sinetron programmes from private television stations since the year 2000s. Words such as "gua, elu, gak, doang, aja, cuman, and verbs ending in -in (balikin, bayarin, etc.)" belong to the dialect of Jakarta and we can easily hear all of them on television programmes watched by youngsters. They think that is Indonesian language. Well, actually, all vocabulary entries of Standard Indonesian can be found in 'Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia' (KBBI). Words that are not found in The Dictionary belongs to local dialects or other languages. Today, Standard Indonesian can only be found in school handbooks, newspaper and magazines. Only newsreaders, preachers and the president are speakers of Standard Indonesian. Youngsters avoid speaking it since it is considered posh or formal. Jakartan dialect is the form of spoken language employed by young people all over Indonesia now. Someday, this city dialect will replace the position of Standard Indonesian as our national language that unites all tribal groups in The Indonesian Archipelago.

hebat orang luar negeri itu (Canada)dan tentunya juga penjelasan tutor bahasa dari orang yang berikutnya yang ada di dalam video itu👍,hingga mau mempelajari teknik baca bahasa Indonesia & dia juga saya lihat membahas itu hampir mendekati detil,😁 kami juga mengakui bahasa English itu sangat bagus, di seluruh sekolahan Indonesia menggunakan bahasa itu untuk bahasa Negara kami yang kedua yaitu bahasa English & selalu berdampingan dengan bahasa Indonesia, selain bahasa English adalah bahasa Internasional, juganya kata-kata dalam bahasa English itu, enak untuk di dengarnya, menurut saya juga karena bahasa English itu sangat penting untuk generasi Indonesia berikutnya,untuk berkomunikasi di seluruh Negara