Music & Entertainment

1. Konsérna di mana?

   Where is the concert?

   Usage

   Asking where the concert is held

   Grammar Note

   Konsér is written with é; the suffix -na makes it the concert

2. Sabaraha harga tiket konsér?

   How much is a concert ticket?

   Usage

   Asking the price of a concert ticket

   Grammar Note

   Tiket is more common than karcis in written Sundanese

3. Angklung téh alat musik tradisional Sunda.

   Angklung is a traditional Sundanese musical instrument

   Usage

   Talking about a signature instrument of West Java

   Grammar Note

   Téh marks the topic of the sentence; it is not a verb meaning is

4. Abdi nuju néangan toko CD.

   I'm looking for a CD shop

   Usage

   Saying you are looking for a CD shop

   Grammar Note

   Nuju marks an action in progress

5. Alat naon waé anu aya dina gamelan degung?

   What instruments are there in a gamelan degung?

   Usage

   Asking about the instruments of Sundanese degung gamelan

   Grammar Note

   Degung is a Sundanese style of gamelan. Anu is the relative word meaning that

6. Di mana abdi tiasa ngadéngé musik langsung?

   Where can I hear live music?

   Usage

   Asking where to hear live music

   Grammar Note

   Langsung means live or direct

7. Naon ngaran lagu ieu?

   What is this song called?

   Usage

   Asking the title of a song

   Grammar Note

   Naon ngaran means what is the name

8. Abdi resep pisan kana musik Sunda.

   I love Sundanese music

   Usage

   Telling a local that you enjoy their music

   Grammar Note

   Resep kana means to like something, and pisan strengthens it

9. Tiasa urang ngibing?

   Can we dance?

   Usage

   Asking whether you can dance

   Grammar Note

   Ngibing means to dance, and urang is the inclusive we

10. Musikna dimimitian jam sabaraha?

    What time does the music start?

    Usage

    Asking what time the music starts

    Grammar Note

    Jam sabaraha means what time, and di- is the passive prefix

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