Sustainability & Eco

9 phrases · Sundanese with romanization, English and audio

  1. Di mana abdi tiasa ngadaur ulang ieu?

    Where can I recycle this?

    Usage

    Asking where you can recycle something

    Grammar Note

    Daur ulang literally means cycle again, that is recycle

  2. Naha anjeun gaduh kantong anu tiasa dipaké deui?

    Do you have reusable bags?

    Usage

    Asking whether reusable bags are available

    Grammar Note

    Dipaké deui means used again

  3. Naha aya panginepan ramah lingkungan di dieu?

    Is there eco-friendly accommodation here?

    Usage

    Asking about eco-friendly lodging

    Grammar Note

    Ramah means friendly, so ramah lingkungan is environmentally friendly

  4. Abdi hoyong ngeusian deui botol inuman abdi.

    I'd like to refill my water bottle.

    Usage

    Asking to refill your drinking bottle

    Grammar Note

    Ngeusian is built on eusi, contents

  5. Naha aya pilihan kadaharan vegetarian atanapi vegan?

    Are there vegetarian or vegan food options?

    Usage

    Asking about vegetarian or vegan options

    Grammar Note

    Pilihan is a noun built on pilih, to choose

  6. Kumaha cara ka ditu ku angkutan umum?

    How can I take public transport to get there?

    Usage

    Asking how to get there by public transport

    Grammar Note

    Ka ditu means to there, and ka is written apart

  7. Di mana pasar organik atanapi pasar lokal anu pangdeukeutna?

    Where is the nearest organic or local market?

    Usage

    Looking for the nearest organic or local market

    Grammar Note

    Atanapi is the polite or

  8. Punten, ngagunakeun bungkus saeutik waé.

    Please use as little packaging as possible.

    Usage

    Asking for as little packaging as possible

    Grammar Note

    Waé means only and follows saeutik

  9. Kagiatan ékowisata naon waé anu aya di dieu?

    What eco-tourism activities are available here?

    Usage

    Asking which eco-tourism activities are available

    Grammar Note

    Naon waé asks for a list of possible answers

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