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ISBN 10: 082483478X
ISBN 13: 9780824834784
Author: Ellen Rafferty, Molly Burns, Shintia Argazali Thomas
Asyik Berbahasa Indonesia (It’s Cool to Speak Indonesian) provides beginning, intermediate, and advanced learners with an introduction to the basic grammatical structures of Indonesian in three richly illustrated volumes. Although numerous varieties of Indonesian exist throughout the archipelago, the authors use a relaxed, conversational style of Indonesian acceptable for interethnic communication among educated native speakers and commonly used in the media. Students engage in task-based activities set in real-life situations as they speak and write in Indonesian, thus acquiring grammatical accuracy while immersing themselves in the cultural context. Each lesson revolves around a grammatical construction presented in a conversation, narrative, or letter. Online recordings are available, allowing students to reinforce the learning of the grammatical forms. Lessons first offer the student the opportunity to see and hear the grammar in use, then to practice the grammatical form, and finally to read an explanation of the grammatical rule in English. Numerous illustrations and photographs aid in learning the language and culture without excessive use of translation. In addition, cultural notes at the end of each lesson allow students to explore the relationship between language use and socio-cultural values and customs. Audio files for this volume may be downloaded in MP3 format at www.indonesiantextbooks.wisc.edu
Chapter 1 Ratih Tinggal di Yogyakarta
1.1 Subyek dan Predikat
1.2 Tidak
1.3 Kata Ganti Orang Kedua
1.4 Angka
1.5 Ada dan Tidak Ada
Chapter 2 Ratih di Kampus
2.1 Frasa Kata Benda
2.2 Bukan
2.3 Kata Ganti: Saya, Anda, Dia, Mereka
2.4 Kata Ganti: Kami dan Kita
2.5 Angka (Lanjutan)
Chapter 3 Kegiatan Sehari-hari Fifi
3.1 Preposisi: Di, Ke, Dari
3.2 Kata Tanya Apa
3.3 Predikat Verbal dengan Kata Sifat dan Kata Depan
3.4 Tidak dan Bukan
3.5 Sudah dan Belum
Chapter 4 Ratih Mengunjungi Imogiri
4.1 Awalan MeN–
4.2 Baru Saja
4.3 Sudah dan Baru
4.4 Masih dan Tidak Lagi
4.5 Masih Belum
Chapter 5 Pak Mukijan Menerima Surat
5.1 Awalan Ber- + Preposisi
5.2 Hanya
5.3 Akhiran -nya
5.4 Reduplikasi Kata Kerja
5.5 Kata Benda Berakhiran -an
Chapter 6 Mengadakan Selamatan
6.1 Harus dan Tidak Usah
6.2 Frasa Kata Benda dengan Yang + Kata Sifat
6.3 Frasa Kata Benda dengan Yang + Kata Kerja
6.4 Adverbia Tadi dan Nanti
6.5 Adverbia Dulu
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Tags: Ellen Rafferty, Molly Burns, Shintia Argazali Thomas, Asyik Berbahasa, Indonesia
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