Accommodation

10 phrases · Sundanese with romanization, English and audio

  1. Abdi gaduh reservasi kalayan nami [nami].

    I have a reservation under the name [name]

    Usage

    Giving your booking name at check-in

    Grammar Note

    Gaduh is the polite 'have' and kalayan nami means under the name; put your name in [nami]

  2. Sarapan parantos kaasup kana harga?

    Is breakfast included in the price?

    Usage

    Checking whether breakfast is in the room rate

    Grammar Note

    Kaasup means included and harga is price

  3. Aya kamar anu pamandanganna éndah?

    Is there a room with a nice view?

    Usage

    Asking for a room with a view

    Grammar Note

    Pamandangan is scenery and éndah is beautiful

  4. Check-in jam sabaraha?

    What time is check-in?

    Usage

    Asking the check-in time

    Grammar Note

    Check-in is a loanword and jam sabaraha is what time; ask about check-out the same way

  5. Aya WiFi di kamar?

    Is there WiFi in the room?

    Usage

    Checking connectivity in the room

    Grammar Note

    Aya is there is and di kamar is in the room

  6. Tiasa nyuhunkeun bantal atanapi simbut tambahan?

    Could I have an extra pillow or blanket?

    Usage

    Asking for extra bedding

    Grammar Note

    Nyuhunkeun is to request and tambahan means extra

  7. AC-na teu jalan.

    The air conditioning isn't working

    Usage

    Reporting a broken appliance

    Grammar Note

    Teu jalan means not working and AC is borrowed as is

  8. Abdi badé nambah nginep hiji wengi deui.

    I would like to stay one more night

    Usage

    Extending your stay

    Grammar Note

    Nambah is to add, nginep to stay overnight, wengi night and deui more

  9. Aya tempat parkir di hotél ieu?

    Is there parking at this hotel?

    Usage

    Asking about parking when travelling by car

    Grammar Note

    Parkir is parking and tempat parkir is a parking place

  10. Tiasa nyarankeun réstoran anu deukeut ti dieu?

    Can you recommend a restaurant near here?

    Usage

    Asking the front desk for a restaurant recommendation

    Grammar Note

    Nyarankeun is to recommend and deukeut ti dieu means close to here

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