Laundry

10 phrases · Sundanese with romanization, English and audio

  1. Di mana jasa laundry anu pangdeukeutna?

    Where is the nearest laundromat / laundry service?

    Usage

    Looking for the nearest laundry service

    Grammar Note

    Pang- and -na form the superlative the nearest

  2. Sabaraha biaya nyeuseuh sareng ngagaringkeun?

    How much does it cost to wash and dry?

    Usage

    Asking the price of washing and drying

    Grammar Note

    Nyeuseuh is the verb for washing clothes, and sareng is the polite word for and

  3. Sabaraha lami laundry-na réngsé?

    How long does the laundry take?

    Usage

    Asking how long the laundry will take

    Grammar Note

    Sabaraha lami is the standard way to ask how long

  4. Naha laundry tiasa réngsé dinten ieu?

    Can the laundry be ready today?

    Usage

    Asking whether same-day service is possible

    Grammar Note

    Dinten is the polite form of poé, and dinten ieu means today

  5. Punten, baju ieu babari ruksak. Tiasa diseuseuh kalayan ati-ati?

    Excuse me, this garment is easily damaged. Can you wash it carefully?

    Usage

    Asking for careful washing of a delicate garment

    Grammar Note

    Babari means easily, and di- is the passive prefix

  6. Kemeja ieu kedah dry cleaning.

    This shirt needs to be dry-cleaned

    Usage

    Saying that a shirt needs dry cleaning

    Grammar Note

    Kedah is the polite word for must. Dry cleaning is used as a loanword

  7. Naha aya sabun atanapi pelembut pakéan?

    Do you have detergent / fabric softener?

    Usage

    Asking whether detergent or fabric softener is available

    Grammar Note

    Atanapi is the polite or, and the usual form is atawa

  8. Pakéan abdi teu acan beresih. Tiasa diseuseuh deui?

    My laundry is not clean — can you rewash it?

    Usage

    Asking for a rewash when the clothes are not clean

    Grammar Note

    Teu acan means not yet, and deui follows the verb

  9. Naha abdi tiasa maké mesin cuci sorangan?

    Can I use the washing machine myself?

    Usage

    Asking whether you can use the washing machine yourself

    Grammar Note

    Sorangan means by oneself

  10. Naha aya layanan setrika?

    Is there an ironing service available?

    Usage

    Asking whether an ironing service is offered

    Grammar Note

    Setrika is used as a noun, so layanan setrika is an ironing service

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