Jungle English… like the ones mentioned below:
Jakartenglish – Jakarte English is marked by the ‘sih’, ‘deh’, ‘dong’, ‘nih’, etc
– That book is very good, deh.
– Can you speak english? … yeah a little sih I can!
– Use my money first nih..
– Give me more dong..
– How sih? Little little angry..
Sundanglish is also available such as ‘atuh’, ‘euy’, ‘mah’
– Well, if that kind, it pretty so-so atuh
– It can’t be that way euy..
– I am mah, not like that… anything else?
Javelish.. The typical Javanese language: ‘lho’, ‘lha’, ‘tho’, ‘kok’, ‘ki’, etc
– Lho, I already bought that book!
– Kok, buying again?
– I told you many times ‘tho’ !
– Lha, I didn’t know tho yo… how ki !?
– Don’t be like that, no….!?
Other exclamation words of Java: ‘wo_’, ‘wah’, ‘wé_’, ‘jian’, and ‘jé_’
– Wé_ lha this book is mine jé…!
– Wo_, only like that tho!
– Wah, expensive, tho?
– Jian, Vera is beautiful tenan.
Surobenglish is marked by ‘tah’ and the famous word is ‘diancuk’
-Do you feel sick, tah ?
-Diancuk… he took my money !
There are also abundant ‘sound effect’ in Javanese language.
– Suddenly, mak bedhengus Curtis appeared
– My head feels pain, mak cleng!
– Mak tlepok, I got a manggo !
– My chicken is suddenly died, mak cekengkeng
– Mak gedebug, Mas Oji fell down.
– Mak jegagik…. Oh, trondholo
Keep Smiling, Euy
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