Bisa ndelok daftar anggur?
May I see the wine list?
Usage
Request wine list at restaurant
Grammar Note
"ndelok" = "see" in ngoko register
Bisa nyaranake anggur lokal?
Can you recommend a local wine?
Usage
Ask for local wine recommendation
Grammar Note
"nyaranake" nasalized form of "saranake"
Aku pengen anggur abang / putih / rosé / sparkling.
I'd like red / white / rosé / sparkling wine.
Usage
Order wine by type
Grammar Note
"pengen" = informal "want"
Aku pesen segelas / sebotol anggur.
I'd like a glass / bottle please.
Usage
Order by glass or bottle
Grammar Note
"se-" = "one" prefix
Anggur apa sing cocok karo masakan iki?
What pairs well with this dish?
Usage
Ask about food and wine pairing
Grammar Note
"sing" = relative pronoun
Kandungan alkohole pira persen?
What is the alcohol content?
Usage
Ask about alcohol percentage
Grammar Note
"-e" suffix = definite article function
Anggur iki garing / manis / lembut rasane.
This wine is dry / sweet / smooth.
Usage
Describe wine tasting notes
Grammar Note
"rasane" = "its taste" (with -e suffix)
Bisa nyaranake bir / arak lokal?
Can you recommend a local beer / spirit?
Usage
Ask for local beer or spirit recommendation
Grammar Note
"arak" = traditional Javanese distilled spirit (made from fermented palm sap or rice)
Aku pengen nyoba wine tasting.
I'd like to do a wine tasting.
Usage
Request wine tasting experience
Grammar Note
"nyoba" = nasalized form of "coba" (try)
Ana sampel / flight anggur?
Do you offer flights / samples?
Usage
Ask if samples are available
Grammar Note
"Ana" = existential verb "there is"
Ora kemanisan ya, matur nuwun.
Not too sweet, please.
Usage
Specify sweetness preference
Grammar Note
"ke-...-an" = "too/excessively"
Anggur andalane apa?
What's the house wine?
Usage
Ask what the house wine is
Grammar Note
"-e" = definite determiner suffix
Anggur iki saka wilayah endi?
What region is this wine from?
Usage
Ask wine's region of origin
Grammar Note
"saka" = "from" (origin)
Aku pengen koktail nganggo [minuman keras].
I'd like a cocktail made with [spirit].
Usage
Order a specific cocktail
Grammar Note
"nganggo" = "using"
Sugeng ngombe! / Selamat minum!
Cheers! / Let's toast!
Usage
Toast / cheers expression
Grammar Note
"Sugeng" = krama for "auspicious/healthy"
Anggur iki wis disejukake?
Is this wine chilled?
Usage
Check if wine is chilled
Grammar Note
"di-...-ake" = passive causative
Ana pilihan sing ora nganggo alkohol?
Do you have non-alcoholic options?
Usage
Ask for non-alcoholic alternatives
Grammar Note
"sing" = relative pronoun
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