Dating Apps

1. Abdi ningali profil anjeun dina aplikasi kencan.

   I saw your profile on a dating app.

   Usage

   Saying you saw their profile on a dating app

   Grammar Note

   Ningali is the polite verb for seeing, and dina means on or in

2. Naha anjeun hoyong nyambung sareng abdi?

   Would you like to match / connect?

   Usage

   Asking whether someone wants to connect

   Grammar Note

   Nyambung means to connect or to get along

3. Anjeun nuju néangan naon dina aplikasi ieu?

   What are you looking for on this app?

   Usage

   Asking what someone is looking for on the app

   Grammar Note

   Naon can stand at the end of the sentence in a question

4. Abdi anyar di dieu. Kumaha cara maké ieu?

   I'm new here — how does it work?

   Usage

   Saying you are new and asking how to use the app

   Grammar Note

   Maké means to use, and kumaha cara means how

5. Naha urang tiasa video call heula sateuacan patepang?

   Can we video chat before meeting?

   Usage

   Suggesting a video call before meeting

   Grammar Note

   Heula means first, and sateuacan is the polite before

6. Di mana anjeun hoyong patepang pikeun kencan kahiji urang?

   Where would you like to meet for our first date?

   Usage

   Discussing where to meet for the first date

   Grammar Note

   Kahiji means first and follows the noun

7. Abdi resep pisan ngobrol sareng anjeun. Tiasa urang patepang?

   I enjoyed chatting — want to meet up?

   Usage

   Suggesting a meeting after a good chat

   Grammar Note

   Ngobrol is relaxed chatting, and patepang means to meet

8. Profil anjeun saé pisan! Foto-foto anjeun éndah pisan!

   You have a great profile / nice photos!

   Usage

   Complimenting a profile and photos

   Grammar Note

   Doubling foto-foto makes it plural

9. Abdi di dieu saminggu. Naha anjeun hoyong patepang?

   I'm visiting for a week — would you like to meet?

   Usage

   Saying you are here for a week and suggesting to meet

   Grammar Note

   Sa- means one, so saminggu is one week

10. Abdi karasa urang cocog pisan!

    I think we're a good match!

    Usage

    Saying you feel you are a great match

    Grammar Note

    Cocog means to fit or suit

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