Aku arep nyewa mobil kanggo [X] dina.
I'd like to rent a car for [X] days.
Usage
Basic car rental request
Grammar Note
"arep" = future intention "going to"
Apa wae sing kalebu ing rega sewa?
What's included in the rental price?
Usage
Ask what is included in rental
Grammar Note
"Apa wae" = "what all"
Apa ana GPS / transmisi otomatis?
Does it have GPS / automatic transmission?
Usage
Check car features
Grammar Note
"apa ana" = "is there"
Apa pilihan asuransine?
What are the insurance options?
Usage
Ask about insurance options
Grammar Note
"-ne" = definite suffix (asuransi + -ne)
Apa kudu bali karo bensin penuh?
Should I return it with a full tank?
Usage
Ask about fuel return policy
Grammar Note
"kudu" = "must"
Ana watesan kilometere?
Is there a mileage limit?
Usage
Ask about mileage limit
Grammar Note
"Ana ...?" = "Is there a ...?". "-e" is a definite suffix (kilometer + -e)
Aku arep nglaporake goresan / karusakan.
I'd like to report a scratch / damage.
Usage
Report a vehicle scratch or damage
Grammar Note
"ng-" is the active prefix
Pom bensin paling cedhak ana ngendi?
Where is the nearest gas station?
Usage
Find the nearest gas station
Grammar Note
"paling cedhak" = "nearest" (superlative)
Bisa nganggo mobil iki menyang negara liya?
Can I take this car across the border?
Usage
Ask if cross-border travel is allowed
Grammar Note
"menyang" = "to/toward"
Aku dicegat polisi — kudu ngapa?
I've been stopped by traffic police — what should I do?
Usage
When stopped by traffic police
Grammar Note
"Di-" is the passive prefix. "Cegat" is to wait on someone's route and stop them, as when police flag down vehicles
Ana jalan tol ing rute iki?
Are there toll roads on this route?
Usage
Ask about toll roads on route
Grammar Note
"Ana" = "there is"
Aturan parkir ing kene apa?
What are the parking rules here?
Usage
Ask about local parking rules
Grammar Note
"aturan" = "rules" (from Indonesian)
Mobilé ora gelem nyala.
The car won't start.
Usage
Report that car won't start
Grammar Note
"gelem" = volition "willing to"
Aku arep mbalekake mobil sadurunge waktune.
I'd like to return the car early.
Usage
Request early car return
Grammar Note
"sadurunge" = "before"
Ana kursi anak sing kasedhiya?
Do you have a child seat available?
Usage
Request a child seat
Grammar Note
"ka-" marks passive state
Mobilé nganggo bahan bakar apa?
What type of fuel does it use?
Usage
Check fuel type
Grammar Note
"nganggo" = "use/using"
Bisa sewa siji arah?
Is one-way rental available?
Usage
Ask if one-way rental is possible
Grammar Note
"siji" = "one"
Ana mobil listrik / hybrid?
Do you have an electric / hybrid car?
Usage
Ask for electric or hybrid car
Grammar Note
"listrik" = "electric" borrowed from Indonesian
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