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Meanings of Bahasa in anglès
portuguès
indonésio The dialect of Malay used as the national language of the Republic of Indonesia or of Malaysia.
Sinònims
Examples for "Indonesian"
Examples for "Indonesian"
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Meanwhile, several Indonesian government ministers are expected to visit to Wamena today.
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The Indonesian Government has been told to improve its media freedom climate.
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In that respect, the government reflects widespread attitudes among the Indonesian public.
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The TPN, which recently declared war on the Indonesian state, denies this.
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It was the second Indonesian order FLSmidth has announced in two days.
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The waitresses, who spoke limited Bahasa Indonesia, declined to answer most questions.
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The discussions are often in the local language, Bahasa Indonesia.
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The app is available in English and Thai but will be expanded to include Arabic and Bahasa Indonesia.
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The report said online extremism first appeared in Southeast Asia in early 2000, particularly in the Bahasa Indonesia and Malay language cyber-environment.
Usage of Bahasa in anglès
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The waitresses, who spoke limited Bahasa Indonesia, declined to answer most questions.
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The discussions are often in the local language, Bahasa Indonesia.
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The app is available in English and Thai but will be expanded to include Arabic and Bahasa Indonesia.
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The report said online extremism first appeared in Southeast Asia in early 2000, particularly in the Bahasa Indonesia and Malay language cyber-environment.
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The device will allow users to type in Bahasa and come with a special set of BlackBerry Messenger, or BBM Stickers featuring local characters.
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The number of radical and extremist websites in Bahasa and Malay rose from 15 in 2007 to 117 in 2008.
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Questionnaires were translated into three most commonly spoken languages in Malaysia (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil), then administered, scored and analyzed following the developers' guidelines.