Bahasa Indonesia tutor with 4 years of experience.

Name: Eva Yuu: Private Indonesian Tutor in Jakarta and Online
Brand: Tutoroo
SKU: tutoroo:136093
Price: 225000 IDR
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Private Indonesian Tutor in Jakarta and Online

ONLINE LESSONS ONLY - I've been teaching Bahasa Indonesia to foreign speakers for over four years. My students varied from short-term residential to diplomacy business. They are from the United States, South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, South Africa, France, and Russia. There are more than 30 students in total.
I encourage my students to speak clearly and fluently in Bahasa Indonesia by engaging with the locals.
Because somehow, the best way to learn a language is to use and practice a lot, every day, every time.
To teach is to touch a life forever.

Frequently Asked Questions

How easy is it to learn Indonesian in Jakarta?

Bahasa Indonesia is relatively easy to learn since Bahasa Indonesia has consistency in the letter sounds. Indonesia is a multi-ethnic country, meaning Indonesia also has more than thousands of traditional languages, and more than half of Indonesia's population resides in Jakarta. Thus you won't hear only the formal and informal Bahasa Indonesia but also mixed languages of traditional languages and Bahasa Indonesia and even English.

Is Indonesian easy to learn?

Indonesian uses the Latin alphabet so you do not have to learn a new writing system. Also, the pronunciation is consistent meaning there are hardly any trick words, unlike English which has short and long vowels.
Its grammatical structure is very simple. Tenses are not that important and often you can use the root word without modifiers that indicate tense.
Bahasa Indonesia also has a high amount of loan words from other languages, for example: bisnis (business), aktor (actor), fleksibel (flexible).
You may encounter some difficulty when it comes to learning “bahasa sehari-hari” or “daily language”. Indonesians speak very differently in person than in textbooks. There are many slangs, words from local dialects, and contractions used.
Otherwise, if you did not learn Bahasa Indonesia in a formal environment, you may find yourself confused when encountering word tenses only used in formal situations and in official documents. Taking classes with a native tutor might save you time.