Nature & Outdoors

1. Gunung Tangkuban Parahu ayeuna aktip.

   Mount Tangkuban Parahu is active now

   Usage

   Talking about the current state of a volcano

   Grammar Note

   Ayeuna is now and aktip is active; the Indonesian spelling aktif also appears

2. Basisir Pangandaran éndah pisan.

   Pangandaran beach is very beautiful

   Usage

   Praising the scenery of the coast

   Grammar Note

   Basisir is coast, éndah is beautiful and pisan is very

3. Anjeun badé naék gunung nu mana?

   Which mountain are you going to climb?

   Usage

   Asking about someone's hiking plan

   Grammar Note

   Naék means to climb or ride and nu mana means which one

4. Mangga urang ningali panonpoé bijil.

   Let's watch the sunrise together

   Usage

   Inviting someone to watch the sunrise

   Grammar Note

   Panonpoé is sun and bijil means to come out; a polite invitation uses Mangga urang rather than Hayu

5. Mangga urang ka Kebon Raya Bogor.

   Let's go to the Bogor Botanical Gardens

   Usage

   Inviting someone to the Bogor gardens

   Grammar Note

   Kebon Raya is a botanical garden and ka means to

6. Usum hujan loba hujan.

   It rains a lot in the rainy season

   Usage

   Describing the weather in the rainy season

   Grammar Note

   Usum is season, hujan is rain and loba means a lot

7. Abdi hoyong ningali gajah.

   I would like to see elephants

   Usage

   Saying which animal you want to see at a zoo or safari park

   Grammar Note

   Hoyong is the polite 'want', ningali is to see and gajah is elephant

8. Di mana sumber cai panas?

   Where is the hot spring?

   Usage

   Looking for a hot spring

   Grammar Note

   Sumber is source and cai panas is hot water, together a hot spring

9. Kembang di sawah éndah pisan.

   The flowers in the rice fields are very beautiful

   Usage

   Admiring the countryside

   Grammar Note

   Kembang is flower and sawah is rice field

10. Anjeun badé ningali béntang tengah peuting?

    Do you want to watch the stars at midnight?

    Usage

    Suggesting a night of stargazing

    Grammar Note

    Béntang is star and tengah peuting is midnight; rising intonation makes it a question

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