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 As usual, We will introduce you to the vocabulary and expressions that relate to today’s topic of conversation. We will say the sentence twice slowly and you can repeat after me.

 

Di Bioskop

(2X) In English

 At the cinema

Hari ini

(2X) In English

 Today

Nonton

(2X) In English

 To watch

Film

(2X) In English

 Movie/film

Apa

(2X) In English

 What

Suka

(2X) In English

 To like

Film komedi

(2X) In English

 Comedy movie

Film laga

(2X) In English

 Action movie

Keluar

(2X) In English

Outside

Beli

(2X) In English

 To buy

Minum

(2X) In English

 To drink

Maaf

(2X) In English

 Sorry

Permisi

(2X) In English

Excuse me

Lewat

(2X) In English

To go through

 

Now, we give you an example of conversation entitled “Di Bioskop” or in English means “At the Cinema”. The conversation is between A. Rita,  B. Budi and another  person (C) at the cinema.

 

A

 

Hari ini kita nonton film apa?

(2X) In English

What movie are we going to watch?

B

Kamu suka film laga atau film komedi?

(2X) In English

Which one do you like, action movie or comedy?

A

Kita nonton film komedi saja.

(2X) In English

I think, a comedy film isbetter.

                                                In the Movie

B

Saya mau keluar dulu.

 

Saya mau membeli minuman.

(2X) In English

 

(2X) In English

I am going to go outside.

 

I want to buy some drinks.

 

A

 

Belikan saya popcorndan minuman.

 

(2X) In English

 

 

I want a popcorn and drink.

B

Baiklah.

(2X) In English

  

Alright!

A

Maaf mbak, saya mau keluar dulu.

 

Permisi.

(2X) In English

 

 

(2X) In English

 

Sorry, I want to go outside.

 

Excuse me!

C

Silakan, mas.

(2X) In English

 

Please…
       

B

Terima kasih.

(2X) In English

Thank you!
       

 

In the dialog, Budi said ‘maaf mbak’. The word ‘Mbak’ is usually used to greet  women who are relatively young. To greet men who relatively young, you can call them ‘Mas’. The words ‘Mbak’ and ‘Mas’ can be followed by the name such as Mbak Sinta, Mbak Rani, Mas Tony and Mas Andi. Greeting for ‘Mbak’ or ‘Mas’ which has been introduced in today’s conversation is the general greeting. It does not mean to greet the older persons. 

 

 

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