Ayeuna jam sabaraha?
What time is it now?
Usage
Asking the time
Grammar Note
Ayeuna is now, jam is hour and sabaraha is how many
Ayeuna poé naon?
What day of the week is it?
Usage
Asking the day of the week
Grammar Note
Poé is day and naon is what; the polite word for day is dinten
Ayeuna, isukan, kamari.
Today, tomorrow, yesterday
Usage
Review of today, tomorrow and yesterday
Grammar Note
Isukan is tomorrow; isuk alone means morning
Minggu ieu, minggu hareup, minggu kamari.
This week, next week, last week
Usage
Review of this, next and last week
Grammar Note
Minggu means week and also Sunday; hareup is front or next
Isuk, beurang, soré, peuting.
Morning, daytime, afternoon, night
Usage
Naming parts of the day
Grammar Note
Polite forms are énjing, siang, sonten and wengi
Ayeuna tanggal sabaraha?
What is today's date?
Usage
Asking the date
Grammar Note
Tanggal is the date
Dibuka jam sabaraha? Ditutup jam sabaraha?
What time does it open and close?
Usage
Asking opening and closing times
Grammar Note
Dibuka is opened and ditutup is closed
Sabaraha lami nepi ka ditu?
How long does it take to get there?
Usage
Asking how long a trip takes
Grammar Note
Sabaraha lami means how long and nepi ka means until
Mangga urang pendak jam tilu soré.
Let's meet at three in the afternoon
Usage
Fixing a meeting time
Grammar Note
Pendak is to meet and mangga urang is the polite 'let us'
Jam dua leuwih tilu puluh menit. Jam lima kurang lima belas menit.
Half past two. A quarter to five
Usage
Telling the time in minutes
Grammar Note
Leuwih is past and kurang is to; avoid satengah, which is ambiguous. This sentence is composed from checked words and regular grammar, not quoted from a source.
Dibuka dina akhir minggu?
Is it open on weekends?
Usage
Checking weekend opening
Grammar Note
Akhir minggu means weekend
Di dieu zona waktuna naon?
What time zone is it here?
Usage
Asking the local time zone
Grammar Note
Zona waktu is time zone; West Java is on WIB
Ieu isuk teuing. Ieu telat teuing.
It is too early. It is too late
Usage
Saying it is too early or too late
Grammar Note
Teuing means too; a bare Teuing! is rude, so do not use it alone
Dimimitian jam sabaraha? Réngsé jam sabaraha?
What time does it start and end?
Usage
Asking start and end times
Grammar Note
Dimimitian is started and réngsé is finished
Sabaraha jam deui nepi ka Bandung?
How many more hours to Bandung?
Usage
Asking the remaining travel time
Grammar Note
Sabaraha jam is how many hours and deui is more; replace Bandung with your destination
Ti poé Senén nepi ka poé Jumaah.
From Monday to Friday
Usage
Giving days of operation
Grammar Note
Ti means from and nepi ka means until
Ayeuna bulan naon?
What month is it?
Usage
Asking the month
Grammar Note
Bulan means month
Abdi badé nyieun janji pikeun poé Rebo.
I would like to make an appointment for Wednesday
Usage
Making an appointment
Grammar Note
Janji is appointment and nyieun is make; swap in another day
Sapoé
One day
Usage
Saying one day
Grammar Note
Sa- is a prefix meaning one
Satengah poé
Half a day
Usage
Saying half a day
Grammar Note
Satengah means half
Saminggu
One week
Usage
Saying one week
Grammar Note
Sa- is a prefix meaning one
Sabulan
One month
Usage
Saying one month
Grammar Note
Sa- is a prefix meaning one
Sataun
One year
Usage
Saying one year
Grammar Note
Sa- is a prefix meaning one
Senén
Monday
Usage
Naming Monday
Grammar Note
Poé Senén means Monday
Salasa
Tuesday
Usage
Naming Tuesday
Grammar Note
Poé Salasa means Tuesday
Rebo
Wednesday
Usage
Naming Wednesday
Grammar Note
Poé Rebo means Wednesday; Rabu is the Indonesian form
Kemis
Thursday
Usage
Naming Thursday
Grammar Note
Poé Kemis means Thursday
Jumaah
Friday
Usage
Naming Friday
Grammar Note
Poé Jumaah means Friday; Jumat is also used
Saptu
Saturday
Usage
Naming Saturday
Grammar Note
Poé Saptu means Saturday; Sabtu is the Indonesian form
Minggu
Sunday
Usage
Naming Sunday
Grammar Note
Minggu is Sunday and also means week; Ahad is another word
Poé ieu
Today
Usage
Saying today
Grammar Note
Poé is day and ieu is this
Isukan
Tomorrow
Usage
Saying tomorrow
Grammar Note
Isukan is tomorrow; isuk is morning
Kamari
Yesterday
Usage
Saying yesterday
Grammar Note
Kamari means yesterday
Ayeuna
Now
Usage
Saying now
Grammar Note
Ayeuna means now
Engké
Later
Usage
Saying later
Grammar Note
Engké means later
Sajam
One hour
Usage
Saying one hour
Grammar Note
Sa- plus jam gives one hour
Dua jam
Two hours
Usage
Saying two hours
Grammar Note
Dua is two and jam is hour
Tilu puluh menit
Thirty minutes
Usage
Saying thirty minutes
Grammar Note
Tilu puluh is thirty and menit is minute
Isuk
Morning
Usage
Saying morning
Grammar Note
Isuk is morning; the polite word is énjing
Beurang
Midday
Usage
Saying midday
Grammar Note
Beurang is daytime; the polite word is siang
Soré
Evening
Usage
Saying evening
Grammar Note
Soré is late afternoon; the polite word is sonten (avoid burit)
Peuting
Night
Usage
Saying night
Grammar Note
Peuting is night; the polite word is wengi
Tengah peuting
Midnight
Usage
Saying the middle of the night
Grammar Note
Tengah is middle and peuting is night
Unggal poé
Every day
Usage
Saying every day
Grammar Note
Unggal is every and poé is day
Unggal minggu
Every week
Usage
Saying every week
Grammar Note
Unggal means every
Unggal bulan
Every month
Usage
Saying every month
Grammar Note
Unggal means every
Minggu ieu
This week
Usage
Saying this week
Grammar Note
Minggu is week and ieu is this
Minggu hareup
Next week
Usage
Saying next week
Grammar Note
Hareup means front or next
Minggu kamari
Last week
Usage
Saying last week
Grammar Note
Kamari means yesterday and also past or last
Akhir minggu
Weekend
Usage
Saying weekend
Grammar Note
Akhir is end and minggu is week
Januari
January
Usage
Naming January
Grammar Note
Bulan Januari means January
Pébruari
February
Usage
Naming February
Grammar Note
Pébruari is written with é
Maret
March
Usage
Naming March
Grammar Note
Bulan Maret means March
April
Usage
Naming April
Grammar Note
Bulan April means April
Méi
May
Usage
Naming May
Grammar Note
Méi is written with é
Juni
June
Usage
Naming June
Grammar Note
Bulan Juni means June
Juli
July
Usage
Naming July
Grammar Note
Bulan Juli means July
Agustus
August
Usage
Naming August
Grammar Note
Bulan Agustus means August
Séptémber
September
Usage
Naming September
Grammar Note
Séptémber is written with é
Oktober
October
Usage
Naming October
Grammar Note
Bulan Oktober means October
Nopémber
November
Usage
Naming November
Grammar Note
Nopémber is written with é
Désémber
December
Usage
Naming December
Grammar Note
Désémber is written with é
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