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Madurese and Betawi are both written in Latin, so the translated output uses characters you already recognise. You can usually read the result aloud without transliteration, though spelling conventions and accented characters still differ.
Both Madurese and Betawi belong to the Austronesian language family. Related languages tend to share vocabulary roots and comparable sentence structure, which generally makes machine translation between them more reliable — though false friends, words that look alike but mean different things, are also more common between relatives.
Both languages follow subject-verb-object (SVO) order, so clauses usually keep their shape during translation. Words tend to land in a similar position, which makes it easier to check a translation against the original even without fluency.
Madurese: Approximately 7 to 13 million speakers. Betawi: Estimated at over 3 million speakers, including both native and second-language speakers, mostly in Greater Jakarta.
Everyday phrases translated from Madurese to Betawi — useful for travel, conversation and learning.
| Madurese | Betawi |
|---|---|
| Halo | Halo |
| Salamet gu-laggu | Selamat pagi |
| Salamet asar | Selamat siang |
| Salamet malem | Selamat malem |
| Selamat malem | Selamat malem |
| Pamit | Pamit |
| Tatemmo pole | Sampai ketemu nanti |
| Tatemmo lagghu | Sampai ketemu besok |
| Èsambhât | Selamat datang |
| Baramma kabarra? | Apa kabarnye? |
| Kaulâh sae, kalangkong | Gue baik-baik aja, makasih |
| Salamet areh | Semoga hari yang baik |
| Madurese | Betawi |
|---|---|
| Ngereng | Tolong |
| Kalangkong | Makasih |
| Mator sakalangkong | Makasih banyak |
| Be'na èsambhât | Lu dipersilahkan |
| Iya | Iye |
| Enja' | Kagak |
| Saporana | Permisi |
| Kaulâh nyo'on sapora | Gue minta maaf |
| Tadha' masalana | Kagak masalah |
| Tantona | Tentunye |
| Selamat | Selamat |
| Salamet | Semoga beruntung |
| Madurese | Betawi |
|---|---|
| Sapa nyamana ba’na? | Siapa nama lu? |
| Senneng atemmo | Seneng bisa ketemu lu |
| Dhari dhimma asalla ba’na? | Lu dari mana? |
| Berempa omora ba'na? | Umur elu berape? |
| Kaulâh panèka mored | Gue murid |
| Kaulâh bâdâ è dinna' è bâkto liburan | Gue disini lagi liburan |
| Kaulâh bâdâ è dinna' kaangghuy alako | Gue disini buat kerja |
| Reya kancana sengko' | Ini temen gue |
| Madurese | Betawi |
|---|---|
| Settong | Satu |
| Duwâ' | Dua |
| Tello' | Tiga |
| Empa' | Empat |
| Lema' | Lima |
| Enem | Enam |
| Pettong | Tujuh |
| Bâllu' | Delapan |
| Sanga' | Sembilan |
| Sapolo | Sepuluh |
| Saratos | Seratus |
| Saebu | Seribu |
| Madurese | Betawi |
|---|---|
| Are mangken | Hari ini |
| Laggu' | Besok |
| Bari' | Kemaren |
| Satèya | Sekarang |
| È budhi arè | Nanti |
| Jam barampa sateya? | Udah jam berapa nih? |
| È bâkto gu-laggu | Di pagi hari |
| È malem arè | Di malem hari |
| Sennin | Senin |
| Juma'at | Jumat |
| Minggu dhateng | Minggu depan |
| Saejjam | Satu jam |
| Madurese | Betawi |
|---|---|
| È dimmah jeddhing? | Kamar mandinye dimane? |
| È dimmah stasiun kereta? | Stasiun keretanya dimana? |
| È dimmah bandara? | Bandaranye dimane? |
| Baramma carana sengko' dhapa'a ka jadhiya? | Gimane caranya gue kesana? |
| Belok ka kacer | Belok kiri |
| Belok ka kangan | Belok kanan |
| Terros ka adha' | Langsung aja |
| Panèka semma' | Itu deket |
| Jhâu | Jauh banget |
| Kaulâh elang | Gue tersesat |
| Kaulâh parlo taksi | Gue butuh taksi |
| È dimmah kaulâh bisa mellè tiket? | Dimana gue bisa beli tiket? |
| Barampa arghâ tiketna? | Berapa harga tiketnye? |
| Apa aman mon ajalan? | Aman kagak kalo jalan kaki? |
| Madurese | Betawi |
|---|---|
| Kaulâh lapar | Gue laper |
| Kaulâh pelka' | Gue haus |
| Aèng, ngereng | Air, tolong |
| Meja ghâbây duwâ', ngereng | Meja buat berdua, tolong |
| Menu, ngereng | Menunya, tolong |
| Ponapa sè èsaranaghi? | Apa yang lu saranin? |
| Kaulâh terro rèya | Gue mau ini |
| Cè' leburra | Enak banget |
| Tagihan, ngereng | Tagihannye, tolong |
| Kaulâh ta' ngakan daging | Gue kagak makan daging |
| Kaulâh andi' alergi kakanan | Gue alergi makanan |
| Kopi | Kopi |
| Teh | Teh |
| Roti | Roti |
| Madurese | Betawi |
|---|---|
| Barampa arghâ? | Berapa harganye ini? |
| Cè' larangnga | Itu terlalu mahal |
| Be'na narema kartu kredit? | Lu terima kartu kredit kagak? |
| Kaulâh coma nyarè | Gue cuma nyari |
| Kaulâh bhâkal ngala' | Gue bakal ambil |
| Bukka' | Buka |
| Ètotop | Ditutup |
| Labang maso' | Pintu masuk |
| Kalowar | Keluar |
| E dhimma pasarra? | Pasarnye dimane? |
| Madurese | Betawi |
|---|---|
| Bhânto | Bantuin |
| Nelpon dokter | Panggil dokter |
| Telpon polisi | Panggil polisi |
| Kaulâh parlo bhântowan | Gue butuh bantuan |
| Kaulâh sake' | Gue sakit |
| È dimmah RS? | Rumah sakitnye dimane? |
| È dimmah apotek? | Apoteknye dimane? |
| È dinna' sake' | Sakit di sini |
| Kaulâh parlo dokter | Gue butuh dokter |
| Bâdâ RS è semma'na? | Ada rumah sakit di deket situ kagak? |
| Madurese | Betawi |
|---|---|
| Be'na bisa abasa Inggris? | Lu bisa bahasa Inggris kagak? |
| Bulâ ta' ngartè | Gue kagak ngerti |
| Kaulâh ngartè | Gue ngerti |
| Ngereng acaca on-laon | Tolong ngomong pelan-pelan |
| Ngereng olaghhi | Tolong ulangin itu |
| Ngereng toles | Tolong tulis aje |
| Ponapa artena? | Apa artinye ini? |
| Baramma carana ba'na ngoca' kantha reya? | Gimane lu ngomong ini? |
| Kaulâh ajhâr | Gue lagi belajar |
| Kaulâh acaca sakone' | Gue ngomong dikit |
| Be'na bisa nolonge sengko'? | Lu bisa bantuin gue? |
| Sengko' tak tao | Gua kagak tau |
Translations are generated automatically and may vary by region or context.
Betawi is primarily spoken in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, and its surrounding areas including parts of West Java and Banten. It is traditionally associated with the Betawi people, the native ethnic group of Jakarta.
Uses the Latin alphabet, following Indonesian orthographic conventions.
Betawi phonology is similar to Indonesian but exhibits specific pronunciation traits, such as the simplification of consonant clusters and influence from Malay dialects. Betawi often uses contractions or colloquial forms not present in Standard Indonesian.
Follows Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) word order. Grammar is simpler than Standard Indonesian, with reduced use of affixes. Often uses personal pronouns and particles unique to Betawi (e.g., 'gua' for 'I', 'lu' for 'you').
Betawi has a large number of loanwords from Hokkien Chinese, Arabic, Dutch, Portuguese, and local Indonesian languages such as Sundanese and Javanese, reflecting the multicultural nature of Jakarta.
Belongs to the Austronesian language family, under the Malayo-Polynesian branch. It is considered a Malay-based creole or dialect.
Uses the Latin script. In informal contexts like text messaging and social media, Betawi is often written phonetically, reflecting colloquial pronunciation.
Historically oral, Betawi gained written representation in the 20th century, mostly through popular media like television, songs, and comic books.
Estimated at over 3 million speakers, including both native and second-language speakers, mostly in Greater Jakarta.
Spoken mainly on Madura Island and parts of eastern Java, Indonesia.
Uses the Latin script in modern contexts; Arabic script (Pegon) was used historically.
Non-tonal; includes glottal stops and retroflex consonants; aspirated and unaspirated stops are contrastive.
SVO word order; agglutinative morphology; politeness levels affect verb forms and vocabulary.
Includes loanwords from Javanese, Arabic, Sanskrit, Dutch, and Indonesian.
Austronesian family, Malayo-Polynesian branch.
Latin script; Pegon (Arabic-derived) script used in religious texts.
Shifted from Pegon to Latin during colonial and post-colonial periods.
Approximately 7 to 13 million speakers.
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