Sports & Activities

12 phrases · Sundanese with romanization, English and audio

  1. Di mana tiasa ningali pertandingan?

    Where can I watch the match?

    Usage

    Asking where to watch a match

    Grammar Note

    Ningali is to see and pertandingan is match

  2. Abdi hoyong maén badminton.

    I would like to play badminton

    Usage

    Looking for a badminton game

    Grammar Note

    Maén is to play and badminton is a loanword

  3. Di mana gedong olahraga anu pangdeukeutna?

    Where is the nearest sports hall?

    Usage

    Looking for a place to exercise

    Grammar Note

    Gedong is building and olahraga is sport, together a sports hall. This sentence is composed from checked words and regular grammar, not quoted from a source.

  4. Tiasa nyéwa alat olahraga di dieu?

    Can I rent sports equipment here?

    Usage

    Asking about equipment rental

    Grammar Note

    Nyéwa is to rent and alat is equipment

  5. Olahraga naon anu populér di dieu?

    What sports are popular here?

    Usage

    Starting a conversation about local sports

    Grammar Note

    Olahraga is sport and populér is popular

  6. Abdi hoyong naék gunung.

    I would like to go hiking in the mountains

    Usage

    Saying you want to hike up a mountain

    Grammar Note

    Naék is to climb and gunung is mountain

  7. Abdi hoyong nyéwa sapédah.

    I would like to rent a bicycle

    Usage

    Renting a bike for cycling

    Grammar Note

    Sapédah is bicycle and nyéwa is to rent

  8. Di mana abdi tiasa ngojay atanapi selancar?

    Where can I swim or surf?

    Usage

    Asking for a place to swim or surf

    Grammar Note

    Ngojay is to swim, selancar is surfing and atanapi means or

  9. Aya pertandingan sepak bola ayeuna?

    Is there a football match today?

    Usage

    Asking about a football match

    Grammar Note

    Sepak bola is football and ayeuna means now, here also 'today'

  10. Abdi tiasa milu maén?

    Can I join the game?

    Usage

    Asking to join a local game

    Grammar Note

    Milu means to join in and maén is to play

  11. Wah, pertandingan tadi ramé pisan!

    Wow, that match was really exciting!

    Usage

    Reacting after watching a match

    Grammar Note

    Tadi is a while ago, ramé is lively and pisan is very

  12. Di mana tiasa ningali pencak silat?

    Where can I watch pencak silat?

    Usage

    Wanting to see a demonstration of the traditional martial art

    Grammar Note

    Pencak silat is a traditional martial art that is strong in West Java

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