I am looking to work with one of these for booking flights/hotels for our clients? Have you used any of these, whats your experience?
I am looking to work with one of these for booking flights/hotels for our clients? Have you used any of these, whats your experience?
I recently bought an expired domain name that contains a very known brand with an additional word attached to it. Think of it like FacebookPay dot com
At the time of purchase I knew it is a bad idea to buy these and companies can take them from us . But I checked the sale history of the brand, and I saw many transactions happening with domains like mine, it was obvious that there is a market for that. Low value market but still if I could make 100 over my 10 purchase that would be excellent.
Now I am reading that it may be dangerous to list them for sale? Like we may get suied for penalized ..etc. What do you recommend should I sell it low somewhere and get rid of it fast? or just let expire and never list it anywhere?
So I decided to use aku, because from what I understood it's the natural spoken version, and that's what I want.
Then a friend of mine in Bandung, told me not to use aku, because it sounds like I am talking to a loved one.
What is this all about? I am confused.
I am trying to learn Indonesian and I am obsessed with NOT learning formal text book Indonesian. I want a shortcut to learn Indonesian I can use while I am staying here, so my target is learning natural spoken Indonesian. If foreign movies subtitles I see in movie theater here are not too formal or textbook that will be a great way for me to learn..so waiting your for your opinion if it is too formal or it is more generic standard spoken language .
Update: in my question I meant subtitles of foreign movies. But reading the answers I don't know why I didn't think about watching Indonesian movies with Indonesian subtitles on
It is my third time in Indonesia, and spent already good time around Java, more in Semerang and Bandung, than Jakarta.
I already know a lot lot of local/regional dishes and I love Indonesian food.
My friends are coming from the UK and we will spend a couple of nights in Jakarta. One of them is a kid of 11 years old with sensitive stomach. I think we better avoid random street food.. at the same time we want to make sure we are not eating in overpriced tourists restaurants.
We will be in a hotel in Central Jakarta at Wahid Hasyim. near Sarinah.
Since we will be in Jakarta then traveling around Java and Bali, I want to make sure when I am in Jakarta to take them for Soto Betwai. Where would you recommend for that?
I've also tried Remboelan, and found the huge menu to be very interesting for tourists, food was OK, and prices are not too high, so I am considering it too. Would you encourage that option? or there are more interesting restaurants with big menus...?
I read somewhere that the food court of the basement in Sarinah is also interesting.. is that true? Do you recommend it?
I think a padang in Jakarta is also good idea, I have tried Padang Sore last year, and it did not impress me enough (I had much better ones in other cities), where would you recommend us to go for a Padang.
I would be happy to receive any tips recommendation to take my guests to.
Why do Indonesians use the word "ever" everywhere in English even when it's not needed or is totally wrong?
What does it mean for example someone tell me:
"I have ever spoken with company xyz and they told me... '
Why do they put the word, ever, there? Is it something coming from the Indonesian language??