Indonesian language? or often called ?as Bahasa ?Indonesia is a ?language spoken by? approximately 240 ?million native ?speakers in the ?Republic of ?Indonesia itself. ?Bahasa Indonesia ?is a national ?language uniting ?the uniqueness of ?various tribes in ?thousands of ?islands in ?Indonesia. It’s ?a national ?language that has ?a long history ?back to the ?Sumpah Pemuda ?(Youth Declaration)? 28 October 1928 ?as one of the ?recoqnized three ?pillars ?nation-building. ? Nowadays in ?practical context, ?most of Indonesian? speaks Bahasa ?(acronym for ?Bahasa Indonesia), ?only Indonesian ?live in few rural? areas that may ?not speak ?Indonesian and use? local languages ?instead. This can ?be challenging if ?you are an ?adventurous type ?that love to ?visit distant ?exotic regions. On? big cities like ?Jakarta, Bandung, ?Jogjakarta, ?Surabaya, Medan, ?even to Makassar, ?using Bahasa as a? foreigner may be ?a little tricky. ?The key is, if ?you are aiming to? establish ‘au ?naturel’ ?communication with ?Indonesian, is to ?use ?“communicative” ?Bahasa everytime ?you engage them ?in direct ?less-formal ?communication. ?Bahasa native ?speakers use this ?“communicative” ?version of Bahasa ?in most of the ?daily ?conversations, ?while the formal ?one is used when ?they speak to ?senior ?members/elders, ?write a formal ?letters or ?business e-mails, ?academic thesis, ?etc. In GET ?TALKING INDONESIAN:? 10 DAYS AUDIO ?COURSE, we will ?teach you how to ?master the basics ?and able to use ?the formal Bahasa.? After you have ?mastered this ?formal form of ?Bahasa, getting ?yourself familiar ?with the ?communicative form ?of Bahasa would ?be easier, and ?can be developed ?anytime during ?your visit on ?this beautiful and? friendly country. ? ?--------------------?--------------------?---------------- ? LEARNING ?ESSENTIALS: ?1. Contains over ?100 vocabulary and? over 50 ?Indonesian ?expressions to get? you talking ?Indonesian. 2. ?10 days audio ?course to support ?your visit/trip. ?3. Contains ?practical themes ?such as hotel ?reservation, ?checking-in, ?ordering a taxi, ?asking for ?direction, money ?changer, ?shop&restaurant, ?airport and ?socializing with ?Indonesian friends.? 4. Narrated by ?native speakers.