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안녕하세요.
(아침) Selamat pagi. 셀라맛 파기.
(점심) Selamat tengahari. 셀라맛 텡아하리.
(오후) Selamat petang. 셀라맛 페탕.

안녕히 계세요.
Selamat tinggal. 셀라맛 팅갈.

고맙습니다.
Trima kasih. 트리마 카시.

천만에요.
Sama-sama. 사마사마.

실례합니다.
Maaf. 마앞.

미안합니다.
Minta maaf. 민타 마앞.

부탁합니다, 도와주세요.
(제발, 부디) Tolong. 톨롱.

상점과 음식점에서

얼마입니까?
Berapa harga? 브라파 하르가?

비쌉니다.
Mahalnya. 마할냐.

계산해 주십시오./ 영수증을 가져다 주십시오.
Tolong kira. 톨롱 키라./ Tolong bawa bil. 톨롱 바와 빌.

맛있습니다.
Sedap sekali. 스답 스칼리.

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