Indo Slang, a great place to learn Bahasa Indonesia in Singapore. The folder that every student gets contains all the lesson notes and some very useful tips. For instance, I’ve taken a quick crash course in Bahasa Indonesia elsewhere in the past and I had to manually take down notes on how the alphabet is pronounced. Take the letter ‘A’ – it’s pronounced “ah” in Indonesian. And the notes from Indo Slang clearly reflect that. (A = ah, B = bay, C = che, etc) This is extremely useful for revision! Sometimes my own notes are illegible and I can hardly figure out what I’ve written. So it’s good that the ‘textbook’ already has it all spelt out for me.

Saya Suka Datang Ke Kelas! I have learnt a lot from Guru Candy. The material and content learnt are certainly very helpful in real life. My purpose for learning Bahasa Indonesia is to use it as a business language in the future. After attending 12 classes, I am able to comfortably introduce myself during interviews and using Indonesian and the interviewers were pretty impressed. I will definitely recommend the centre to all people who are interested in Bahasa Indonesia.