iKamus English-Indonesia-English
“Kamus” means dictionary. I still have my first Indonesian dictionary, and its cover fell off due to excess use and that equatorial humidity. This app lets you find what English words mean in Indonesian and vice versa.
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Lingopal Indonesian – talking phrasebook
Really cool audio phrasebook – has phrases such as “Where can I rent a car?” and “Where is a good bar?” Includes a whole section on flirting. If you’re not interested, you can learn how to say “I need to go back home and turn my kettle off.”
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FREE Learn Indonesian Audio FlashCards
Quizzes on numbers and common expressions. A good, though limited, start. There’s a more extensive paid version.
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KidsCards – English and Bahasa Indonesia edition
Start simply with these kids’ flashcards for categories such as animals (binatang), letters (huruf), numbers (angka), and transportation (tranportasi). Limited but a good start for a novice.
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Radio Indonesia – Alarm Clock + Recording
Brings you stations across the archipelago from Padang to Jogya to Bali. Practice your Indonesian by listening to real Indonesians speaking and singing.
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