Peryogi kantong plastik?
Would you like a plastic bag?
Usage
What a cashier asks about a bag; for listening
Grammar Note
Peryogi is need and kantong plastik is a plastic bag
Abdi nyuhunkeun kantong plastik hiji.
One plastic bag, please.
Usage
Asking for one bag
Grammar Note
Nyuhunkeun is the polite to ask for and hiji is one
Badé dipanaskeun?
Would you like it heated up?
Usage
A cashier asking whether to heat the food; for listening
Grammar Note
Badé is the polite want or intend, and dipanaskeun is be heated
Punten, tulung dipanaskeun.
Please heat this up.
Usage
Asking staff to heat your food
Grammar Note
Punten is excuse me and tulung is please help
Aya cai panas?
Do you have hot water?
Usage
Wanting hot water, e.g. for instant noodles
Grammar Note
Cai is water and panas is hot
Sésa artosna badé disumbangkeun?
Shall we put your change toward the donation?
Usage
A cashier offering to donate your change; for listening
Grammar Note
Sésa artos is the money left over and disumbangkeun is be donated
Gaduh kartu anggota?
Do you have a member card?
Usage
A cashier asking about a member card
Grammar Note
Gaduh is the polite to have and kartu anggota is a member card
Strukna badé dibantun?
Will you take the receipt?
Usage
A cashier asking whether you want the receipt
Grammar Note
Struk is receipt and dibantun is the polite to take along
Tiasa mayar nganggo QRIS?
Can I pay with QRIS?
Usage
Asking whether QR payment works
Grammar Note
Tiasa is can, mayar is to pay, and nganggo is using
Sadayana dua belas rébu rupia.
That comes to twelve thousand rupiah.
Usage
A cashier stating the total; for listening
Grammar Note
Sadayana is all, dua belas is twelve and rébu is thousand
Abdi nyuhunkeun sendok.
A spoon, please.
Usage
Asking for a spoon for food you bought
Grammar Note
Sendok is spoon
Di mana cai mineral?
Where is the mineral water?
Usage
Asking where the bottled water is
Grammar Note
Cai mineral is mineral water
Tiasa ngecas HP di dieu?
Can I charge my phone here?
Usage
Asking to charge your phone in the shop
Grammar Note
Ngecas is to charge and HP is short for mobile phone
Tiasa ngeusian pulsa di dieu?
Can I top up phone credit here?
Usage
Topping up prepaid phone credit
Grammar Note
Ngeusian is to fill and pulsa is prepaid phone credit
Aya ATM deukeut dieu?
Is there an ATM near here?
Usage
Looking for a cash machine
Grammar Note
Deukeut dieu means near here
Abdi nyuhunkeun roko sabungkus.
A pack of cigarettes, please.
Usage
Buying cigarettes; add the brand name
Grammar Note
Roko is cigarette and sabungkus is one pack
Di mana toilétna?
Where is the toilet?
Usage
Asking to use the shop's toilet
Grammar Note
Toilét is toilet and -na is a suffix
Tokona ditutup jam sabaraha?
What time does the shop close?
Usage
Asking the closing time
Grammar Note
Toko is shop, ditutup is be closed and jam sabaraha is what time
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