Skiing & Winter Sports

1. Ing ngendi bisa nyewa peralatan ski?

   Where can I rent ski equipment?

   Usage

   Finding where to rent ski equipment

   Grammar Note

   "nyewa" = nasal prefix form of "sewa" (rental)

2. Bisa tuku ski pass seharian?

   Can I get a ski pass for the day?

   Usage

   Purchasing a one-day ski pass

   Grammar Note

   "seharian" = "se-" (one) + "hari" (day) + "-an" (suffix for duration)

3. Jalur mana sing cocok kanggo pemula?

   Which slope is recommended for beginners?

   Usage

   Asking for a beginner-friendly slope

   Grammar Note

   "cocok kanggo" = "suitable for"

4. Aku pengin pesen kelas ski.

   I'd like to book a ski lesson.

   Usage

   Booking a ski lesson

   Grammar Note

   "pengin" = colloquial form of "ingin" (want to)

5. Chairlift-e ana ngendi?

   Where is the chairlift?

   Usage

   Asking where the chairlift is

   Grammar Note

   "-e" is a Javanese topic/definite suffix

6. Jalure es / salju bubuk dina iki?

   Is the slope icy / powdery today?

   Usage

   Checking snow conditions on the slope

   Grammar Note

   "salju bubuk" = "snow" + "powder"

7. Sampeyan tiba — apa sampeyan ora apa-apa?

   You fell — are you okay?

   Usage

   Checking on someone who fell

   Grammar Note

   "ora apa-apa" = "not anything" = "okay/fine"

8. Apa tingkat kesulitane jalur iki?

   What is the difficulty rating of this slope?

   Usage

   Checking the difficulty level of a slope

   Grammar Note

   "-e" is a possessive/topic suffix in Javanese

9. Ana kafe / panggonan anget ing cedhak kene?

   Is there a café / warming area nearby?

   Usage

   Finding a café or warming area nearby

   Grammar Note

   "Ana" = existential verb "there is/are"

10. Apa sampeyan nyewakake snowboard?

    Do you rent snowboards?

    Usage

    Checking snowboard rental availability

    Grammar Note

    "nyewakake" = "sewa" (rent) + -ake, "to rent out" (benefactive/applicative suffix). Sentence-initial "apa" marks a yes/no question; "sampeyan" is a polite "you"

11. Binding ski-ku kendho — bisa dibenahi?

    My ski binding is loose — can you fix it?

    Usage

    Requesting a ski binding repair

    Grammar Note

    "-ku" = first-person possessive suffix "my"

12. Apa ana peta jalur ski?

    Do you have a slope / trail map?

    Usage

    Asking for a ski slope map

    Grammar Note

    "Apa ana" = interrogative "Is there / Do you have"

13. Ana kecelakaan — tulung telpon petugas ski!

    There's been an accident — please call ski patrol!

    Usage

    Reporting an emergency on the ski slope

    Grammar Note

    "tulung" = polite request marker "please"

14. Apa prakiraan cuaca kanggo sesuk?

    What's the weather forecast for tomorrow?

    Usage

    Checking tomorrow's weather for skiing

    Grammar Note

    "sesuk" = Javanese for "tomorrow"

15. Apa resort iki mbuka dina iki?

    Is the resort open today?

    Usage

    Checking if the ski resort is open

    Grammar Note

    "mbuka" = nasal-prefix form of "buka" (open)

16. Apa ana jalur karo salju bubuk sing apik?

    Are there any runs with good powder?

    Usage

    Looking for runs with good powder snow

    Grammar Note

    "apik" = Javanese adjective "good/nice"

17. Apa ana sekolah ski kanggo anak-anak?

    Is there a ski school for children?

    Usage

    Asking about a children's ski school

    Grammar Note

    "anak-anak" = reduplication of "anak" (child), indicating plural

18. Apa kegiatan après-ski sing ana?

    What après-ski activities are available?

    Usage

    Asking about après-ski entertainment

    Grammar Note

    "sing ana" = relative clause "that are available"

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