Hotel

1. Abdi badé mesen kamar.

   I would like to book a room

   Usage

   Booking a hotel room

   Grammar Note

   Mesen means to order or book and kamar means room

2. Aya kamar anu kosong?

   Is there a vacant room?

   Usage

   Asking at reception for a free room

   Grammar Note

   Kosong means empty or vacant

3. Konci kamarna, mangga.

   Here is your room key, please

   Usage

   What staff say when handing over the key; useful to recognise

   Grammar Note

   Konci is key, -na means 'the' and mangga is 'please, here you are'

4. Di mana kamar mandina?

   Where is the bathroom?

   Usage

   Asking where the bathroom is

   Grammar Note

   Kamar mandi is the bathroom; -na makes it 'the bathroom'

5. Abdi badé check-out isukan.

   I will check out tomorrow

   Usage

   Telling reception when you will check out

   Grammar Note

   Check-out is a loanword; isukan means tomorrow and is not the same as isuk (morning)

6. Kamar abdi kotor.

   My room is dirty

   Usage

   Complaining about an unclean room

   Grammar Note

   Kotor means dirty; kamar abdi is my room

7. Punten, abdi hoyong anduk.

   Excuse me, I would like a towel

   Usage

   Asking for a towel

   Grammar Note

   Hoyong is the polite 'want'

8. Sarapan kaasup?

   Is breakfast included?

   Usage

   Checking whether breakfast is in the price

   Grammar Note

   Kaasup means included

9. Abdi teu tiasa kaluar tina kamar.

   I can't get out of my room

   Usage

   When the door will not open and you are stuck inside

   Grammar Note

   Kaluar means to go out and tina means from

10. Tiasa nitipkeun koper di dieu?

    May I leave my suitcase here?

    Usage

    Leaving luggage before check-in or after check-out

    Grammar Note

    Nitipkeun means to leave in someone's care and koper means suitcase

11. Anduk

    Towel

    Usage

    Point at it to ask for an extra or a fresh one

    Grammar Note

    Anduk is towel, close to Indonesian handuk but without the h

12. Bantal

    Pillow

    Usage

    Asking for another pillow

    Grammar Note

    Bantal means pillow

13. Simbut

    Blanket

    Usage

    Asking for a blanket

    Grammar Note

    Simbut is a blanket; useful in cool highland lodgings

14. Sabun

    Soap

    Usage

    Asking for soap

    Grammar Note

    Sabun means soap

15. Sampo

    Shampoo

    Usage

    Asking for shampoo

    Grammar Note

    Sampo means shampoo

16. Sikat huntu

    Toothbrush

    Usage

    Asking for a toothbrush

    Grammar Note

    Sikat is brush and huntu is tooth

17. Tisu toilét

    Toilet paper

    Usage

    Asking for toilet paper

    Grammar Note

    Tisu is tissue and toilét is toilet

18. Gantungan baju

    Clothes hanger

    Usage

    Asking for a hanger

    Grammar Note

    Gantungan is something to hang on, baju is clothes

19. Cai panas

    Hot water

    Usage

    Useful when the shower has no hot water

    Grammar Note

    Cai is water and panas is hot

20. Beberesih kamar

    Room cleaning

    Usage

    Asking for the room to be cleaned, or declining it

    Grammar Note

    Beberesih means cleaning up

21. Kamar anu sepi

    A quiet room

    Usage

    Asking for a quiet room

    Grammar Note

    Sepi means quiet or deserted

22. Ribut teuing

    Too noisy

    Usage

    Complaining about noise

    Grammar Note

    Ribut means noisy and teuing too much

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