This is obviously not an exhaustive list of all the new learns I have learnt and am learning here. Whenever I learn something new or interesting I try to take note of it (recently I have been a bit slack, but will try to do that again).
Indonesian
Ngapain saja hari ini? - What did you do today?
karang - coral
kerang - shell
ombak - wave (at the sea)
ngabuburit - walk around, searching for food to break the fast
jago - rooster
sarapan - breakfast
gembok - padlock
gerbang - gate
sprei - fitted sheet
selimut - blanket
menyebrang - to cross the road
cerek - kettle
dipasang - to be attached
pos rondah - community security post
sihir - magic
ngantuk - sleepy
petir - thunder
gelang - bangle
kaling - necklace
cincin - ring
anting-anting - earrings
Bahasa Gaul (bg) and Bahasa Waria (bw)
Bahasa Gaul is a type of slang language, particularly popular with Indonesian youth. Bahasa Waria is the language of the lady-men, some of which has started to enter mainstream Bahasa Gaul.
capcus - let's go (bw)
unyuk - cute (bg)
Javanese - Ngoko (n) and Krama (k)
Javanese has seven levels, used depending on your status in relation to the person you are talking to. Ngoko is used for talking to people your age or younger and Krama is for people older or to whom you want to show respect. These are the two most common levels Javanese speak (and the ones that I have been learning all semester, but not very well).
sugeng ndalu - good night
sugeng enjang - good morning
matur nuwun - thank you
kadospundi pawartosipun? (k) - how are you?
piye kabare? (n) - how are you?
sae-sae mawon (k) - alright
apik-apik wae (n) - alright
sakarepmu - up to you
menawi (k) - if
ugi (k) - also
wonten (k) - there is/are
angel (k) - hard/difficult
saged (k) - bisa
aku wis lali (n) - I've already forgotten
dereng (k) - not yet
dhomas - the little girls that have to fan the bride and groom for the duration of the wedding
janur kuning - the yellow palm leaves used to signal where a celebration is
embuh/embuh ra ruh (n) - I don't know
ra ngerti (n) - don't know
besuk - visiting a sick friend
tepos - flat-bottomed
beser - someone who frequently wees
binggel (k) - bangle
gelang (n) - bangle
sangsangan - necklace
simsin - ring
