Info on how to learn the Indonesian language
how close is filipino language to indonesian and malasian language?
what is closer to filipino? indonesian or malaysian?
and pls include examples of similar words
thanks!
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The various forms of Malay are spoken in Brunei, Indonesia (where the national language, Indonesian, is a variety of it), Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, and southern Thailand.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malay_language
You have examples of Malay in that article, but I wouldn’t know about the differences.
I know "thank you" in Tagalog (filipino) is "salamat" and "salamat po" in a polite form.
"good morning" is "magandang umaga"
"good evening" is "magandang gaby". Like maganda=beautiful
"Mabuhay" as a welcome greeting, more a wish for a long live
child is "anak"