Internet & WiFi

1. Aya WiFi di dieu?

   Is there WiFi here?

   Usage

   Asking whether a café or hotel has WiFi

   Grammar Note

   Aya means there is; with rising intonation it asks a question, and di dieu means here

2. Naon kecap konci WiFi-na?

   What is the WiFi password?

   Usage

   Asking for the WiFi password

   Grammar Note

   Kecap konci is password (literally key word) and -na means 'the'

3. Abdi peryogi kartu SIM.

   I need a SIM card

   Usage

   Wanting to buy a SIM card for mobile data

   Grammar Note

   Peryogi means to need and kartu SIM is a direct loan

4. Di mana colokan listrikna?

   Where is the electrical outlet?

   Usage

   Looking for a socket to charge a device

   Grammar Note

   Colokan is a socket, listrik is electricity and -na is 'the'

5. Internétna lambat pisan.

   The internet is very slow

   Usage

   Complaining that the connection is slow

   Grammar Note

   Lambat is slow, pisan is very and -na is 'the'

6. Abdi hoyong ngecas HP.

   I want to charge my phone

   Usage

   Asking to charge your phone

   Grammar Note

   Hoyong is the polite 'want', ngecas is to charge and HP is mobile phone

7. Di mana aya warnét?

   Where is there an internet café?

   Usage

   Looking for an internet café

   Grammar Note

   Warnét is short for warung internét, an internet café

8. Abdi badé mésér kuota data.

   I would like to buy mobile data

   Usage

   Topping up mobile data

   Grammar Note

   Badé is going to, mésér is to buy and kuota data is a data allowance

9. Sambungan internétna pegat.

   The internet connection has dropped

   Usage

   When the connection drops

   Grammar Note

   Sambungan is connection and pegat means broken off; putus also occurs but is Indonesian-like

10. Tiasa nyitak di dieu?

    Can I print here?

    Usage

    Wanting to print a document

    Grammar Note

    Nyitak is to print and tiasa is can

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