Common Phrases
English | Lampung (with Pronunciation) |
---|---|
Lampung/Lampungese | Lampung/lappung |
English | Bahasa Inggeris |
Lampung Language | Bahasa Lampung |
What is your name? | Sapa gekhal sekam? (polite), Sapa gekhalmu? (common) |
How are you? | Api kabar |
Good morning/Good noontime!/Good afternoon/Good evening | Assalamualaikum! (Islamic greeting only) |
Good-bye | Dadah |
Please | Tabik |
Thank you | Makasih |
This one | Sai sa |
That one | Sai hina, When pointing to something at greater distances: sai hudi |
Here | Dija , |
There | Dudi |
How much? | Pikha |
Yes | Yu
ya (formal/polite form) |
No | makwak, often shortened to mak |
I don't know | nyak mak pandai
Very informal: induh |
Sorry | Mahap tabik (literally—"asking your forgiveness") |
Because | Ulah, often shortened to lah |
Hurry! | Geluk pay! |
Again | Luwot |
I don't understand | nyak mak ngerti or
Hikam mak ngerti (Polite form) |
What? | Api? (Lampung Api), nyow? (Lampung Nyo) |
Where? | Dipa?, Gukpa? (literally - "Where will you go?") |
Why? | Lahapi? |
When? | Kapan? , |
How? | Gehipa?, "Jukpa" |
Where's the bathroom? | Dipa kamar mandi? |
Do you speak English? | Pandai kudo ngumung inggeris? , |
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