Post Office

1. Di mana kantor pos anu pangdeukeutna?

   Where is the nearest post office?

   Usage

   Asking where the nearest post office is

   Grammar Note

   Anu is the relative word, and pangdeukeutna is the nearest

2. Abdi badé ngirim surat ka Jepang.

   I'd like to send this letter to Japan.

   Usage

   Saying you want to send a letter to Japan

   Grammar Note

   Badé is the polite word for intending to

3. Sabaraha dinten kirimanna dugi?

   How many days will it take to arrive?

   Usage

   Asking how many days the delivery takes

   Grammar Note

   Dinten is the polite form of poé, and dugi means to arrive

4. Abdi badé mésér prangko.

   I'd like to buy stamps.

   Usage

   Saying you want to buy stamps

   Grammar Note

   Both prangko and perangko are written

5. Naha aya béa cukai pikeun paket ka Jepang?

   Is there customs duty for packages to Japan?

   Usage

   Asking whether a parcel to Japan has customs duty

   Grammar Note

   Béa means a fee or tax and cukai an excise tax. This sentence is composed from checked words and regular grammar, not quoted from a source.

6. Naha abdi kedah ngeusian formulir?

   Do I need to fill out a form?

   Usage

   Asking whether you need to fill in a form

   Grammar Note

   Kedah is the polite word for must

7. Naha abdi tiasa ngalacak kiriman abdi?

   Can I track my delivery?

   Usage

   Asking whether you can track your parcel

   Grammar Note

   Kiriman is a noun made from ngirim, to send

8. Kiriman abdi teu acan dugi. Tiasa dipariksa?

   My package hasn't arrived yet — can you check?

   Usage

   Asking staff to check a parcel that has not arrived

   Grammar Note

   Di- is the passive, which lets you make a request without naming who does it

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