To say hello how are you in Indonesian is... Halo!! Apa kabar??
The phrase 'kabar baik' when translated to English is similar to I am fine. When translated word by word, kabar is news and baik is good. So it is actually good news.You can say 'kabar baik' when someone asks you 'apa kabarnya?' (how are you?)
The phrase 'how do you do' in Indonesian is:Bagaimana keadaanmu?Apa kabar?Gimana kabarnya? (not formal)There is no distinction between 'How are you' and 'How do you do' when it translate to Indonesian
The phrase 'apa kabarnya juga' when translated to English is how do you do.
There are several ways to say Hello in Indonesian. You can say Halo or Salam. You can also ask, Apa kabar? Which means, How are you?
How are you in Indonesian:Bagaimana keadaanmu?Apa kabar?Gimana kabarnya? (not formal)You may reply with:Saya baik-baik saja, kamu? (I'm fine, and you?)Baik-baik aja kok (This is an informal way to say I'm fine)
apa yang terjadi akhir-akhir ini?
how are you today
Apa kamu lihat-lihat dalam bahasa Inggris adalah, What are you looking at?
The phrase 'what do you have to think about' in Indonesian is apa yang harus kamu pikirkan tentang. Example sentence, 'What do you have to think about the global warming?': 'Apa yang harus kamu pikirkan tentang global warming?' In the word by word translation: * What: Apa * Do: Yang * You: Kamu* Have to: Harus * Think: Pikirkan * About: Tentang
The phrase 'lagi apa' in English is: 'what are you doing?'.This is an informal and casual way to ask someone what they are doing at the moment. The formal way to say it would be: 'Apa yang sedang Anda lakukan?' or 'Apa yang sedang kamu lakukan?'.
The phrase 'what do you want' when translated to Indonesian is apa yang kamu inginkan? This is the informal way to say it.You could also say it informally, like:Kamu pengen apa?Lo pengen apa? (use this with very good friends only, it would sound rude to say it to people you don't know or are older than you)