Di mana saya bisa menyewa perlengkapan ski?
Where can I rent ski equipment?
Usage
Asking where to rent ski equipment
Grammar Note
"Di mana saya bisa..." = "Where can I..."
Bisakah saya mendapatkan tiket ski untuk sehari?
Can I get a ski pass for the day?
Usage
Getting a day ski pass
Grammar Note
"Bisakah saya..." = "Can I...?" (polite)
Jalur mana yang direkomendasikan untuk pemula?
Which slope is recommended for beginners?
Usage
Finding the right slope for beginners
Grammar Note
"di-...-kan" = passive construction
Saya ingin memesan pelajaran ski.
I'd like to book a ski lesson.
Usage
Booking a ski lesson
Grammar Note
"Saya ingin..." = "I want to..."
Di mana lift kursinya?
Where is the chairlift?
Usage
Asking for chairlift location
Grammar Note
"Di mana..." = "Where is...?"
Apakah jalur ini bersalju/beku hari ini?
Is the slope powdery / icy today?
Usage
Checking current snow conditions on the slope
Grammar Note
"ber-" prefix denotes a state
Saya jatuh — apakah Anda baik-baik saja?
I fell — are you okay?
Usage
Checking if someone is okay after a fall
Grammar Note
"baik-baik saja" = "perfectly fine/okay"
Apa tingkat kesulitan jalur ini?
What is the difficulty rating of this slope?
Usage
Asking about slope difficulty rating
Grammar Note
"tingkat" = "level/grade"
Apakah ada kafe atau tempat menghangatkan diri di dekat sini?
Is there a café / warming area nearby?
Usage
Looking for a nearby café or warm resting area
Grammar Note
"di dekat sini" = "near here"
Apakah Anda menyewakan papan seluncur salju?
Do you rent snowboards?
Usage
Asking about snowboard rental
Grammar Note
"menyewakan" = "to rent out" (causative of menyewa)
Pengikat ski saya longgar — bisakah Anda memperbaikinya?
My ski binding is loose — can you fix it?
Usage
Requesting a ski binding repair
Grammar Note
"Bisakah Anda memperbaikinya?" is the polite request "Can you fix it?". "pengikat ski" = "pengikat" (fastener) + "ski", i.e. the binding that clamps the boot to the ski
Apakah ada peta jalur ski?
Do you have a slope / trail map?
Usage
Getting a ski resort trail map
Grammar Note
"Apakah ada..." = "Is there...?" / "Do you have...?"
Ada kecelakaan — tolong hubungi patroli ski.
There's been an accident — please call ski patrol.
Usage
Reporting a ski accident to patrol
Grammar Note
"tolong hubungi" = "please contact" (polite imperative)
Bagaimana prakiraan cuaca untuk besok?
What's the weather forecast for tomorrow?
Usage
Asking about tomorrow's weather forecast
Grammar Note
"Bagaimana..." = "How is...?" or "What is...like?"
Apakah resor ini buka hari ini?
Is the resort open today?
Usage
Checking if the ski resort is open today
Grammar Note
"Apakah ... buka hari ini?" = "Is ... open today?"
Apakah ada sekolah ski untuk anak-anak?
Is there a ski school for children?
Usage
Asking about ski school for kids
Grammar Note
"anak-anak" = plural of "anak" (child), formed by reduplication
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