When you want to eat something while everyone (people you know) around you is not eating, just say "mari makan" -literal meaning "let's eat". It is not asking other people to eat, but only social rule
--Biru
20
It is important to call someone older with honorific titles (sir/madam or pak/ibu) because indonesian people don't call someone older only by name
--Biru
10
Bahasa indonesia & malay are parts of austronesian language family & share similar words with different meaning. Be careful if you use them. Example: the word 'kereta' means car in malaysia but translated as train in indonesia
--Biru
10
People are using different styles of languages according to the context. Beside formal/informal situation, this is used to address age & social status differences. In some areas like west & Central Java, you are expected to master this various styles of languages correctly
--Biru
10
Aceh itself has many languages including Gayo, Kluet, Aceh, Alas, Aneuk Jame etc.
--dhiny
