How many languages do Indonesian people speak ?

[ayurinafebri]

Dan didalamnya terdapat "bahasa kasar dan bahasa halus" 😂

[poplyrics]

Indonesia is like every province has its own language..

[Clmrn]

Indonesian is already bilingual from birth, their native language and the indonesian language, after learning English in school or just learning it by themselves over the year, they become trilingual.

[shubhamm]

She forgot that she also speaks English

[ororochi]

True. Im a chinese born Indonesian in central Sulawesi, lives in east java for 13 years, went to melbourne for my master degree and currently working in Osaka, Japan. So i speak mandarin, hokkien, kaili, bugis, english, japanese and javanese 😅

[bunderlemu]

It's safe to assume that most Indonesians (Gen Z onwards) understand at least 3 languages: local language, Bahasa Indonesia, and English.

[GunawanMrGugun]

There are about 700 languages in Indonesia, I myself am from Pontianak west Kalimantan, my language is Malay specifically pontianak Malay (anyway, pontianak Malay is like Riau Malay), in northern of west Kalimantan there is sambas Malay that is so different from Pontianak Malay, but both languages are categorized as Malay, in addition there is also dayak language in west Kalimantan

[wiwikasri]

Every Indonesian people, since we are kids, grows up with Indonesian language and local or mother language. And if we go, and live to other province, we can also learn the local language from that place

[karlos_infamous]

she's so beautiful 😍😍😍 I like her Southeast Asian beauty

[thierryloriaux]

She's more beautiful than beautiful

[ashmusic]

Initially I thought all Indonesians spoke Bahasa Indonesia. Then when I went to Indonesia (Bali & Jakarta) I realised that there are many languages & dialects. Realised its similar to my country India. But I think Indonesia has more languages.

[rubyyanto]

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[ss]

Most new generation in Indonesia is trilingual

[william-ucoy]

My wife is half Indo. Her parents were from Java. She retains part of the Indo language. But Dutch is her native language. I’ve heard there’s somewhere around 800 different forms in Indonesia.

[slsIII]

Philippines 🤝 Indonesia
Having a shit ton of languages

[kiaa]

believe it or not, most of indonesian at least speak 4 languages, their mother language (usually used at home), their local language (in case they living in different area from where their mom came from, for example their mom are Javanese and living in bali), indonesia language, and english... and alot of people could speak more than 2 local language, people from java usually could speak batak, sunda, or even dayak..

[Nazareeni]

I'm an Indo (half English), and my family heritage is from the highlands of South Sulawesi. Their local dialect is Pattinjo. Because my grandfather was a soldier when he was younger, he moved to an army base by a river that seperates the highlands from the flatlands (the Buginese) before settling just outside of it. So in my village we speak Pattinjo, but literally a mile down the road people start talking Buginese. It's a whole different kettle of fish for a language.

I myself went to a Buginese school where I had to study the dialect and calligraphy. So not only do I speak Indonesian with Pattinjo slang, but I can understand some Buginese and some Pattinjo. Meanwhile, my Pattinjo speaking brother married a Buginese woman (about 3-4 miles down the road), and he sounds pretty dumb when trying to talk Buginese to her friends. This is kind of why Bahasa Indonesia is important for the nation, since it's centralised; it's the equivalent of a German speaking English to a Frenchman.

[arrogatefgs]

INDONESIAN GIRL AND FILIPINA ARE ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN ASIA.

[Jeda]

Even in one language, for example Javanese, there are several level of politeness, they are non polite or informal (Ngoko), semi formal (madya), polite/formal ( kromo) also high kromo (kromo Inggil). Every level is like different language because the vocabulary is different. If someone mastering Ngoko, madya and kromo, he just like mastering 3 languages.

[Ronaldothehalalportuguese]

As a Malaysian, I can agree Indonesia is a cultural country