Apa ana ukuranku?
Do you have this in my size?
Usage
Asking if your size is available
Grammar Note
"-ku" = first-person possessive suffix "my"
Aku bisa nyoba iki?
Can I try this on?
Usage
Asking permission to try something on
Grammar Note
"nyoba" = nasal-prefix form of "coba" (to try)
Kamar pase ana ngendi?
Where is the fitting room?
Usage
Asking where the fitting room is
Grammar Note
"-e" = topic/definiteness suffix in Javanese
Iki kekencengen, kendho, dawa utawa cendhak banget.
This is too tight / loose / long / short.
Usage
Describing fit issues with clothing
Grammar Note
"ke-...-an" = circumfix meaning "too/excessively"
Apa ana warna liya?
Do you have this in a different color?
Usage
Asking for a different color option
Grammar Note
"liya" = "other/different"
Iki digawe saka bahan apa?
What material / fabric is this made of?
Usage
Asking what fabric or material an item is made of
Grammar Note
"digawe" = passive "be made"
Iki bisa diumbah nganggo mesin?
Is this machine washable?
Usage
Checking if an item can be machine washed
Grammar Note
"nganggo" = "using/by means of"
Apa ana gaya sing padha nanging ukuran luwih gedhe?
Do you have the same style in a larger size?
Usage
Requesting the same style in a larger size
Grammar Note
"luwih gedhe" = comparative "larger"
Iki regane pira?
How much is this?
Usage
Asking the price of an item
Grammar Note
"regane" = "rega" (price) + "-ne" (suffix)
Apa ana sale utawa diskon?
Is there a sale or discount?
Usage
Asking about sales or discounts
Grammar Note
"utawa" = "or" conjunction
Aku tuku iki.
I'll take it.
Usage
Deciding to purchase an item
Grammar Note
"Aku tuku" = "I buy/I'll take" purchase expression
Aku mung delok-delok, matur nuwun.
I'm just looking, thank you.
Usage
Telling a shopkeeper you're just browsing
Grammar Note
"delok-delok" = reduplication "just looking around"
Apa aturan bali utawa tukar barange?
What is your return / exchange policy?
Usage
Asking about return and exchange policies
Grammar Note
"aturan" = "rules/regulation"
Apa kowe duwe ukuran Western utawa internasional?
Do you carry Western / international sizes?
Usage
Asking if international sizes are available
Grammar Note
"duwe" = Javanese colloquial "to have"
Iku apik banget kanggo kowe!
This looks great on you!
Usage
Complimenting a companion on how clothing looks on them
Grammar Note
"kowe" = Javanese informal "you"
Apa ana [warna] sing padha?
Do you have the same in [color]?
Usage
Looking for the same design in a different color
Grammar Note
"sing padha" = "same" relative clause
Apa gaya iki lagi populer saiki?
Is this style popular right now?
Usage
Asking if a style is currently trendy
Grammar Note
"lagi" = progressive aspect "currently/right now"
Bisa diubah utawa dipendekake kanggo aku?
Can you alter / hem this for me?
Usage
Requesting alterations or hemming
Grammar Note
"di-" = passive prefix
More Javanese phrases
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