LEARN INDONESIAN TIME AND DATES
Learn Indonesian time and dates will help you to tell the time in Indonesia, as it is fairly simple.
Telling the Time
The English ‘am’ and ‘pm’ are replaced by whole words rather than abbreviations. For example ‘9 am’ is literally jam sembilan pagi, ‘9 in the morning’ and ‘9 pm’ is jam sembilan malam, ‘9 at night’.
| | | jam tiga kurang seperempat | | | | | jam tiga lewat seperempat | |
Unlike English, three thirty is not given in Indonesian as half past three, but as half to four.
| in the morning (1 – 11 am) | | | | in the afternoon (11 am – 3 pm) | | | | in the evening (3 – 6 pm) | | |
Days of the Week
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Months
Dates
The number of the day precedes the name of the month in Indonesian dates.
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| tujuhbelas Augustus sembilanbelas empatpuluh lima |
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Some Useful Phrases
| when did you arrive in Indonesia? |
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| berapa lama anda akan tinggal? |
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| I’ll be staying another two weeks |
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| saya akan tinggal dua minggu lagi |
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Present
Past
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| tadi malam / kemarin malam |
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Future
During the Day
Some Useful Words
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