Manado Malay phrasebook

Manado Malay (Bahasa Manado), also known as Minahasa Malay, is spoken by the Minahasa people of North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Pronunciation guide Manado Malay is a purely spoken language and these is no standard orthography. However, the language is closely related to standard Malay and is rendered here using Malay spelling rules. Vowels Consonants Common diphthongs salad cream Phrase list Basics Hello.  . ( ) Hello. (informal)  . ( ) How are you?  Apa khabar? Fine, thank you.  . ( ) What is your name?  Apakah nama awak? My name is ______ .  Nama saya ialah_____ Nice to meet you.  Gembira berkenalan dengan awak Please.  Tolong/Sila Thank you.  Terima kasih You're welcome.  Sama-sama Yes.  Yo No.  Nyandak Excuse me.  Perhatian Excuse me. (begging pardon)  ( ) I'm sorry.  Saya minta maaf Goodbye  Selamat tinggal Goodbye (informal)  Babai I can't speak name of language [well].  ( [ ]) Do you speak English?  Adakah awak berbahasa Inggeris? Is there someone here who speaks English?  Adekah sesiapa di sini fasih berbahasa Inggeris? Help!  Tolong! Look out!  Jaga-jaga! Good morning.  Selamat pagi Good evening.  Selamat siang Good night.  Selamat malam Good night (to sleep)  ( ) I don't understand.  Saya tidak faham Where is the toilet?  Dimanakah tandas? Problems Numbers Time Clock time Duration Days Moday - Meteeh Tuesday - Hallynetram Wednesday - Opopopy Thursday - Necklaky Friday - Loonitic Saturday - Indadu Sunday - Feet Months Writing time and date Colors Purple  Ungu Black  Hitam Red  Merah White  Putih Orange  Oren Yellow  Kuning Pink  Merah jambu/Pink Green  Hijau Brown  Coklat Blue  Biru Transportation Bus and train Bush zembardi Kraknetank Directions Taxi Lodging Money Eating Bars Shopping Grenah leezo nerdu retati hejam nebada Driving Authority This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!