Flirting

1. Anjeun geulis pisan.

   You are very beautiful

   Usage

   A compliment to a woman

   Grammar Note

   Geulis is for a woman; for a man use kasép

2. Anjeun kasép pisan.

   You are very handsome

   Usage

   A compliment to a man

   Grammar Note

   Kasép is 'handsome' for a man

3. Abdi bogoh ka anjeun.

   I like you

   Usage

   Telling someone you like them romantically

   Grammar Note

   Bogoh means romantic liking, not friendly liking

4. Tiasa abdi terang nami anjeun?

   May I know your name?

   Usage

   Politely asking a new acquaintance's name

   Grammar Note

   Terang is the polite 'know' and nami the polite 'name'

5. Mangga urang dahar babarengan?

   Shall we eat together?

   Usage

   Inviting someone to a meal

   Grammar Note

   Mangga urang is a polite 'shall we'; dahar means eat

6. Abdi cinta ka anjeun.

   I love you

   Usage

   A sincere declaration of love

   Grammar Note

   Cinta means love and is heavier than bogoh

7. Anjeun asalna ti mana?

   Where are you originally from?

   Usage

   A conversation opener about where someone is from

   Grammar Note

   Asalna means 'origin is' and ti mana from where

8. Anjeun parantos gaduh kabogoh?

   Do you have a boyfriend or girlfriend?

   Usage

   Asking whether someone is in a relationship

   Grammar Note

   Kabogoh means sweetheart, gaduh is the polite 'have' and parantos means already

9. Seuri anjeun geulis pisan.

   Your smile is very beautiful

   Usage

   Complimenting someone's smile

   Grammar Note

   Seuri means smile or to laugh

10. Abdi tiasa dipasihan nomer telepon anjeun?

    May I have your phone number?

    Usage

    Asking for someone's number

    Grammar Note

    Dipasihan means 'be given' and nomer telepon phone number

11. Abdi ngaharepkeun urang tiasa patepang deui.

    I hope we can meet again

    Usage

    Hoping to meet again when parting

    Grammar Note

    Ngaharepkeun means to hope and patepang to meet

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