Indonesian · BIPA 1 (A1) · Chapter 10

Nomor teleponmu berapa?What's your phone number?

Numbers 1 to 10: satu, dua, tiga, empat, lima, enam, tujuh, delapan, sembilan, sepuluh. Phone numbers are read DIGIT BY DIGIT (not joined into a big number). Ask with "berapa": Nomor teleponmu berapa? New vocabulary: number, telephone. Note: the prefix "se-" means "one" (sepuluh = se + puluh).

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Nomor teleponmu berapa?— What's Your Phone Number?

  1. BudiMike, nomor teleponmu berapa?Mike, what's your phone number?
  2. MikeNomor saya nol – delapan – dua – lima – satu – tiga – sembilan.My number is 0 8 2 5 1 3 9.
  3. BudiBaik! Nomor telepon saya juga ada.Good! I have a phone number too.
  4. MikeNomor teleponmu berapa, Budi?What's your phone number, Budi?
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Berapa orang?— How Many People?

  1. SariKeluargamu ada berapa orang, Mike?How many people are in your family, Mike?
  2. MikeAda empat orang. Ayah, ibu, adik, dan saya.Four people. Father, mother, younger sibling, and me.
  3. SariKeluarga saya ada tujuh orang. Keluarga besar!My family has seven people. A big family!
  4. MikeTujuh orang! Saya suka keluarga besar.Seven people! I like a big family.
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satu

numeralone

dua

numeraltwo

tiga

numeralthree

empat

numeralfour

lima

numeralfive

enam

numeralsix

tujuh

numeralseven

delapan

numeraleight

sembilan

numeralnine

sepuluh

numeralten

nomor

nounnumber

telepon

nountelephone

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Numbers 1–10 and phone numbers

Explanation

No new grammar — learn the first ten numbers and use "berapa" to ask. Phone numbers are read DIGIT BY DIGIT: 0812 is "nol – delapan – satu – dua", not joined. When counting people, the number comes BEFORE the measure word "orang": empat orang, dua orang. Note: "se-" = one (sepuluh, seratus, seribu — taught fully next chapter).

Examples

  • Nomor teleponmu berapa?What is your phone number?
  • Nomor telepon saya nol – delapan – satu – tiga – lima.My phone number is 0 8 1 3 5.
  • Keluarga saya ada lima orang.My family has five people.

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