意味
Possessing currency.
文化的背景
The concept of 'Traktir' means that if you are perceived to 'punya uang' (e.g., it's your birthday or payday), you are expected to treat your friends to a meal. There is a subtle social etiquette where one might say they 'tidak punya uang' to politely decline an invitation that involves spending, even if they actually do have money, to avoid appearing boastful. The rise of digital wallets means 'punya uang' is now synonymous with having a balance in apps like GoPay or OVO. People often ask 'Bisa pakai QRIS?' instead of checking for physical cash. Known for their entrepreneurial spirit, 'punya uang' is often discussed in the context of 'merantau' (leaving home to seek fortune). Success is measured by returning home having 'punya banyak uang' to help the family.
Use 'Duit' for Friends
If you want to sound more like a local when hanging out, swap 'uang' for 'duit.'
Don't say 'Saya adalah punya'
Indonesian doesn't use 'to be' (am/is/are) before verbs. Just say 'Saya punya.'
意味
Possessing currency.
Use 'Duit' for Friends
If you want to sound more like a local when hanging out, swap 'uang' for 'duit.'
Don't say 'Saya adalah punya'
Indonesian doesn't use 'to be' (am/is/are) before verbs. Just say 'Saya punya.'
The 'Traktir' Rule
Be careful saying you have a lot of money around friends unless you're ready to pay for the round!
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank with the correct word for 'have'.
Saya ____ uang untuk beli kopi.
'Punya' is the correct verb for possession in this context.
Which sentence is the most natural way to say 'I don't have money' to a friend?
Choose the best option:
This uses the informal 'gue' and 'duit', which is perfect for friends.
Match the Indonesian phrase with its English meaning.
Match these:
These are common variations of the phrase.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Kamu mau beli baju itu? B: Tidak, saya tidak ____.
'Punya uang' is the most standard and neutral completion.
Match the phrase to the situation.
Situation: You are at a bank and want to deposit cash.
'Uang tunai' (cash) is appropriate for a bank setting.
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Formal vs Informal Money
練習問題バンク
5 問題Saya ____ uang untuk beli kopi.
'Punya' is the correct verb for possession in this context.
Choose the best option:
This uses the informal 'gue' and 'duit', which is perfect for friends.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are common variations of the phrase.
A: Kamu mau beli baju itu? B: Tidak, saya tidak ____.
'Punya uang' is the most standard and neutral completion.
Situation: You are at a bank and want to deposit cash.
'Uang tunai' (cash) is appropriate for a bank setting.
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よくある質問
6 問'Uang' is formal/neutral, while 'duit' is informal. Use 'uang' with teachers or bosses, and 'duit' with friends.
Yes! You can use it for anything you own: 'punya mobil' (have a car), 'punya kucing' (have a cat).
You can say 'Saya tidak punya uang' or the slang 'Saya lagi bokek.'
Yes, it is neutral. However, in very formal settings, 'memiliki dana' is better.
It's a shorter way to ask if money is available. 'Ada uang?' is like 'Got cash?'
No. 'Uang' is uncountable in this context. You don't say 'uang-uang' to mean 'some money.'
関連フレーズ
Banyak uang
similarTo have a lot of money
Cari uang
builds onTo earn money (literally 'to look for money')
Uang jajan
specialized formPocket money / snack money
Mata duitan
contrastMoney-oriented / materialistic
Orang kaya
similarRich person
