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Asking for the price of an item
Kultureller Hintergrund
Bargaining is expected in traditional markets. Always smile while asking. In tourist areas, prices might be inflated. Always ask 'Berapa harganya?' before committing. In modern malls, prices are fixed, but the phrase is still used for clarity. Politeness is key. Using 'Permisi' before the phrase is appreciated.
Use your hands
Pointing at the item while asking makes it clear what you are referring to.
Add 'Permisi'
Saying 'Permisi' before the phrase makes you sound much more polite.
Bedeutung
Asking for the price of an item
Use your hands
Pointing at the item while asking makes it clear what you are referring to.
Add 'Permisi'
Saying 'Permisi' before the phrase makes you sound much more polite.
Smile
Indonesians value friendliness. A smile makes the interaction smoother.
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Fill in the blank with the correct word.
_____ harganya baju ini?
'Berapa' is the correct interrogative for price.
Choose the most natural way to ask for a price.
Which sentence is correct?
Adding '-nya' makes the noun specific and natural.
Match the Indonesian phrase to its English meaning.
Match: 'Berapa harganya?'
'Berapa harganya' translates directly to 'How much is it'.
🎉 Ergebnis: /3
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Aufgabensammlung
3 Aufgaben_____ harganya baju ini?
'Berapa' is the correct interrogative for price.
Which sentence is correct?
Adding '-nya' makes the noun specific and natural.
Ordne jedem Element links seinen Partner rechts zu:
'Berapa harganya' translates directly to 'How much is it'.
🎉 Ergebnis: /3
Häufig gestellte Fragen
12 FragenYes, but it's more common to ask for the menu. If there's no price, it's perfectly fine.
Not at all. It is a standard part of shopping.
Ask 'Bisa ditulis?' (Can you write it down?)
No, the phrase is gender-neutral.
Yes, it works for services like haircuts or taxi rides.
'Berapa' is just 'how much', 'Berapa harganya' is 'how much is its price'.
Yes, it is the standard way to start a purchase inquiry.
You don't need to use pronouns here, just the phrase itself.
You can say 'Mahal sekali' (Very expensive) to start bargaining.
Yes, it is standard Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia).
Yes, it works for one or many items.
Use 'ini' for this and 'itu' for that.
Verwandte Redewendungen
Boleh kurang?
builds onCan it be cheaper?
Mahal sekali!
contrastVery expensive!
Ada diskon?
similarIs there a discount?
Totalnya berapa?
specialized formWhat is the total?
