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130 Sundanese Language Meanings in Indonesian and Various Dialects Used in Daily Life

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Kapanlagi.com - Indonesia has various interesting regional languages to learn, one of which is Sundanese. With approximately 42 million speakers spread across different regions, Sundanese language is becoming more well-known. For those of you who want to learn, it's natural to be curious about the meaning of Sundanese language.

Especially if you have friends who are native Sundanese speakers, the curiosity about the vocabulary they often use is often unstoppable. Therefore, here is information about the meaning of Sundanese language in Indonesian that you might want to know.

In addition to the meaning of Sundanese language, this information also includes explanations about its various dialects. The widespread distribution of Sundanese language has resulted in different dialects in various regions. So, to answer your curiosity, let's directly read the explanations summarized from various sources below.

1. Various Sundanese Dialects

Before delving into the various meanings of Sundanese language that you need to know, it doesn't hurt to get to know its various dialects. Sundanese itself is a branch of Malay-Polynesian language in the Austronesian language family. This language is used by speakers in almost all provinces in West Java, Banten, and several regions in Western Central Java.

Speakers outside of these provinces include Brebes Regency, Cilacap, and Jakarta. Therefore, Sundanese dialects are diverse, ranging from Sunda Banten to Sunda Priangan. The following is an explanation of Sundanese dialects and their distribution.

Central East Dialect

Majalengka Regency and southern part of Indramayu Regency.

Southeast Dialect

Ciamis Regency, Cilacap Regency, Pangandaran Regency, Banjar City, and western part of Banyumas Regency (Central Java).

Northeast Dialect (including Cirebon Sundanese)

Kuningan Regency, southern part of Cirebon Regency, and western part of Brebes Regency (Central Java).

Southern Dialect (Priangan)

Greater Bandung (Bandung Regency and West Bandung Regency, Bandung City and Cimahi City), Sukabumi Regency, Cianjur Regency, and Sukabumi City, Sumedang, Garut, Tasikmalaya Regency, and Tasikmalaya City.

Western Dialect

Lebak Regency, Tangerang Regency (excluding Pakuhaji, Teluknaga, Kelapa Dua, Curug, Pagedangan, Pandeglang, Kosambi (Tangerang Regency), Tangerang City, and South Tangerang City).

Northern Dialect

Southern part of Bogor Regency and entire area of Bogor City, Karawang Regency, Subang, Purwakarta, and part of Bekasi Regency (excluding Bekasi City and Depok City).

2. Meaning of Sundanese Numbers in Indonesian

As a starting point for learning, you can begin by memorizing the vocabulary of the following Sundanese numbers.

1. 1 = hiji

2. 2 = dua

3. 3 = tilu

4. 4 = opat

5. 5 = lima

6. 6 = genep

7. 7 = tujuh

8. 8 = dalapan

9. 9 = salapan

10. 10 = sa-puluh

11. 11 = sa-belas

12. 12 = dua belas

13. 13 = tilu belas

14. 20 = dua puluh

15. 21 = sa-likur

16. 22 = dua likur

17. 29 = salapan likur

18. 100 = sa-ratus

19. 101 = sa-ratus hiji

20. 200 = dua ratus

21. 201 = dua ratus hiji

22. 1,000 = sa-rebu

23. 1,000,000 = sa-juta

24. 1,000,000,000 = sa-miliar

25. 1,000,000,000,000 = sa-triliun

26. 1,000,000,000,000,000 = sa-quadriliun

3. Meaning of Sundanese Language A - I

For those of you who want to learn Sundanese language, please expand your vocabulary by memorizing the meaning of Sundanese language A - I below.

27. Abdi = I

28. Aaang = older sibling

29. Aya = there is

30. Alit = small

31. Alus = good

32. Anom = young

33. Antosan = wait

34. Anyar = new

35. Asak = cook, ripe

36. Awis = expensive

37. Angkat = depart

38. Ayeuna = now

39. Atanapi = or

40. Atos = already

41. Babalung = bone

42. Babaturan = friend

43. Baheula = in the past

44. Balik = go home

45. Bantos = help

46. Basa = language

47. Barudak = young people

48. Baeud = sulking

49. Bogoh = love

50. Bade kamana = where are you going (?)

51. Burit = afternoon

52. Cageur = recover

53. Ceurik = cry

54. Deudeuh = dear

55. Deui = again

56. Dieu = here

57. Dua = two

58. dahar = eat

59. Enjing = tomorrow

60. Gampil = easy

61. Gandeng = noisy

62. Getol = diligent

63. Geulis = beautiful

64. Gorowok = shout

65. Guyon = joke

66. Hatur nuhun = thank you

67. Hayu = come on

68. ieu = this

69. Indit = go

70. Iraha = when

71. Isin = shy

4. Meaning of Sundanese Language K - W

Here are some vocabulary along with their meanings in Sundanese to Indonesian from K - W that you can learn.

72.Kabeneran = coincidence

73.Kabuju = in a hurry

74.Kadieu = here

75.Kaditu = there

76.Kamari = yesterday

77.Kasep = handsome

78. Kumaha anjeun weh = up to you

79.Kumaha = how

80.Kunaon = why (?)

81.Lawas tilawas = very long

82.Leungen = hand

83.Lima = five

84.Manah = heart.

85. Mangga = please

86.Mastaka = head

87.Meuli = buy

88.Moal = won't

89.Mumucangan = ankle

90.Ngeunah = delicious

91.Nuju naon = what are you doing (?)

92. Nuju nyalse = not doing anything anymore

93.Nyarios = say

94.Pami = if

95.Patuangan = stomach

96.Permios = excuse me

97.Puguh = clear

98.Punten = excuse me, sorry

99. Ranasa = feels

100.Saalit = a little

101.Sabelas = eleven

102.Sadayana = everything

103.Saha = who

104.Sakalian = all

105.Sakedap = a moment

106. Sakola = school

107.Sampeyan = you

108.Sanaos = although

109.Sareng saha = together with whom (?)

110.Sarua = same

111.Saupama = if

112.Sawangsulna = together

113. Seuri = laugh

114.Siga = like

115.Sirah = head

116.Tarang = forehead

117.Teu ngeunah awak = not feeling well

118.Teu = no

119.Tong= don't

120. Tunduh pisan = very sleepy

121.Ukeun = ask

122.Urang = I

123.Uyuhan = stubborn

124.Waktos = time

125.Wilujeng enjing = good morning

126.Wilujeng ngaraosan = enjoy

127. Wilujeng siang = good afternoon

128.Wilujeng sonten = good evening

129.Wilujeng tepang taun = happy birthday

130.Wilujeng wengi = good night

KLovers, those are a number of Sundanese vocabulary meanings along with information about some dialects.

(kpl/gen/ans)

Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
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