Free English to Indonesian Translator with Tone Control

For travelers, students and anyone writing to friends, clients or colleagues in Indonesia. Indonesian has no verb tenses and chooses between a polite and a casual “you,” so an English sentence often needs extra time words and the right form of address.

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Formal Anda or casual kamu: you choose

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Everyday English to Indonesia phrase guide

Good morningSelamat pagi
Thank you very muchTerima kasih banyak
Excuse mePermisi
How much is this?Berapa harganya?
Where is the restroom?Di mana kamar kecil?
I don’t understandSaya tidak mengerti
Could you speak more slowly?Bisa bicara lebih pelan?
Nice to meet youSenang bertemu dengan Anda
Sorry, I’m lateMaaf, saya terlambat
I would like to book a roomSaya ingin memesan kamar
Is breakfast included?Apakah termasuk sarapan?
Please wait a momentMohon tunggu sebentar
Please send me the invoiceTolong kirimkan fakturnya kepada saya
Thank you for your helpTerima kasih atas bantuan Anda
I’ll be there in ten minutesSaya akan sampai dalam sepuluh menit
See you tomorrowSampai jumpa besok
Happy birthdaySelamat ulang tahun

What changes when you translate English into Indonesian

From English to Bahasa Indonesia: no verb tenses

Indonesian verbs do not change for past, present or future. Time is shown with words such as “sudah” (already), “sedang” (in the middle of), “akan” (will) or a time phrase. “I ate” usually becomes “Saya sudah makan,” and “I will call” becomes “Saya akan menelepon.”

Choosing the right “you”

English “you” has several Indonesian equivalents. “Anda” is polite and neutral, “kamu” is casual for friends and family, and “Bapak” or “Ibu” are respectful ways to address a man or a woman at work. Use the Tone setting to steer this choice.

The noun comes first

Adjectives and possessives usually follow the noun: “big house” is “rumah besar” and “my book” is “buku saya.” Plurals are often left unmarked when context makes the number clear, or shown by repeating the word, as in “buku-buku.”

Numbers, money and dates

Indonesian uses a dot to separate thousands and a comma for decimals, so 1,500,000 rupiah is written “Rp1.500.000” and 2.5 becomes “2,5.” Dates usually follow day-month-year order.

How do I translate English to Indonesian here?

Type or paste your English text, or click Dictate and speak. Pick a Tone if you want, and the Indonesian translation appears next to it, ready to copy or play with Read aloud.

Is it free to translate English to Indonesia on this page?

Yes. There is no signup, no account and nothing to install. Each run takes up to 5,000 characters, so split longer texts into parts.

Will the translation use Anda or kamu?

With “Match the original,” the AI follows the feel of your English. Choose “Formal (business email)” for Anda, or Bapak and Ibu where they fit, and “Casual” for kamu. Click Show alternatives to see 2–3 versions in different registers.

Can I translate a whole document?

You can open a DOCX, ODT, RTF or TXT file. The text is extracted in your browser and placed in the editor, up to 5,000 characters. Formatting and layout are not kept, and PDFs are not supported; photos and screenshots go through the «Photo / screenshot» button.

Is it safe to paste work emails or personal messages?

Your text is sent to an AI model, translated, returned and then discarded. It is not stored and not used for training.

What should I check before sending a translation to Indonesia?

Look at the Meaning kept: result, which shows High confidence, Review changes or Meaning may have changed. It is an estimate, so still check names, numbers and negations such as “tidak” and “bukan,” and make sure amounts use the Indonesian format, like Rp1.500.000.

Can I hear how the Indonesian sounds?

Yes. Read aloud plays the translation with your browser’s voice, or with an AI voice if your browser has no Indonesian voice. Indonesian uses the Latin alphabet, so there is no separate Show pronunciation step for this pair.

Can I translate from Indonesian back into English?

Click Swap languages. The direction flips and your text stays in place, which also makes it easy to check a reply you received.