Dating & Romance

1. Paras anjeun geulis pisan.

   You truly have a beautiful appearance.

   Usage

   Complimenting someone's looks

   Grammar Note

   Paras is the polite form of rupa. Geulis is for women; use kasép for men

2. Abdi hoyong ngopi sareng anjeun wengi ieu.

   I want to go for coffee with you tonight.

   Usage

   Inviting someone for coffee

   Grammar Note

   Sareng is the polite with, and wengi is the polite form of peuting

3. Naha anjeun kersa masihan nomer HP anjeun?

   Would you give me your phone number?

   Usage

   Asking for someone's phone number

   Grammar Note

   Kersa is used to ask politely whether the other person is willing

4. Abdi resep pisan ka anjeun.

   I really like you.

   Usage

   Telling someone you like them a lot

   Grammar Note

   Resep means to like and expresses mild affection

5. Seuri anjeun éndah pisan.

   Your smile is very beautiful.

   Usage

   Complimenting someone's smile

   Grammar Note

   Seuri works as both a noun and a verb

6. Naha anjeun kersa jalan-jalan sareng abdi?

   Would you like to go out with me?

   Usage

   Asking someone out

   Grammar Note

   The doubled jalan-jalan means to stroll

7. Abdi teu acan kantos patepang sareng jalma sapertos anjeun.

   I've never met anyone like you.

   Usage

   Telling someone you have never met anyone like them

   Grammar Note

   Kantos is the polite word for having done something before

8. Abdi nyaah ka anjeun.

   I love you.

   Usage

   Expressing deep affection

   Grammar Note

   Nyaah expresses tenderness, as for family or a partner

9. Abdi bungah pisan tiasa wawuh sareng anjeun.

   I'm very happy to have met you.

   Usage

   Saying you are glad to have met someone

   Grammar Note

   Wawuh means to become acquainted

10. Abdi bakal sono ka anjeun nalika abdi uih.

    I'll miss you when I go home.

    Usage

    Saying you will miss someone after going home

    Grammar Note

    Uih is the polite word for returning when speaking about oneself

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