Di mana halte bus / stasiun metro terdekat?
Where is the nearest bus / metro station?
Usage
Used to find the nearest bus stop or metro station
Grammar Note
"Ter-" is the superlative prefix in Indonesian. "Terdekat" = nearest
Bus nomor berapa yang menuju ke [tujuan]?
Which bus goes to [destination]?
Usage
Used to ask which bus number to take to a destination
Grammar Note
"Berapa" asks "how many/which number". "Yang" introduces a relative clause
Berapa harga tiketnya?
How much is the fare?
Usage
Used to ask the price of a bus or train ticket
Grammar Note
"-nya" is a definite suffix. "Harga tiketnya" = "the price of the ticket"
Bisakah saya membeli tiket harian / kartu perjalanan?
Can I buy a day pass / travel card?
Usage
Used to purchase a day pass or transit card
Grammar Note
"Bisakah" is the question form of "bisa" (can). A polite way to request permission
Apakah bus / kereta ini berhenti di [tempat]?
Does this bus / train stop at [location]?
Usage
Used to verify if the current vehicle stops at a specific location
Grammar Note
"Apakah" is a yes/no question marker placed at the start of the sentence
Berapa halte lagi sampai ke [tujuan]?
How many stops until [destination]?
Usage
Used to find out how many stops remain before the destination
Grammar Note
"Lagi" means "more/still". "Berapa lagi" = "how many more"
Saya kelewatan halte — apa yang harus saya lakukan?
I missed my stop — what should I do?
Usage
Used when you have missed your stop and need guidance
Grammar Note
"Harus" means "must/should". "Apa yang harus saya lakukan?" = "What should I do?"
Apakah ada bus malam / layanan larut malam?
Is there a night bus / late service?
Usage
Used to ask about night bus or late-night transport options
Grammar Note
"Apakah ada" = "Is there / Do you have?" — a standard existence question
Di mana saya bisa menemukan taksi / layanan ride-share?
Where can I find a taxi / ride-share?
Usage
Used to find the location of a taxi stand or ride-share pickup
Grammar Note
"Di mana saya bisa" = "where can I" — combines location and ability questions
Bisakah Anda memberi tahu saya ketika tiba di [halte]?
Can you tell me when we arrive at [stop]?
Usage
Used to ask someone to notify you when reaching a specific stop
Grammar Note
"Bisakah Anda" = "Could you please" — a polite request to another person
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