With the April 2005 edition, National Geographic is being published in Bahasa for the Indonesian market. In addition to Bahasa Indonesia, National Geographic is published in twenty-six other languages: English, Chinese (traditional characters), Japanese, Korean, Thai, Spanish (separate editions for Spain and Latin America), Italian, Greek, Hebrew, French, German, Polish, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Portuguese (separate editions for Portugal and Brazil), Russian, Turkish, Czech, Hungarian, Romanian, Russian, Croatian and Ukrainian. The magazine has a total circulation of around 9 million and is read in every country of the world.
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why not try to write “Bahasa Indonesia” rather than “bahasa”. Bahasa mean language. Malaysia also use “bahasa malaysia or Bahasa Melayu”…
Agree with the first commenter. It’s Bahasa Indonesia, not Bahasa.
But guys,”Bahasa” is the convention. Personally, i prefer Bahasa. It’s easy and simple.
I think Bahasa Indonesia is more specific. Maklumlah namanya juga bule..!
But anyway, How to get National Geographic in bahasa Indonesia?
Well, whatever bae lah, yg pnting pengetahuan kita gak “jongkok” melulu ….
ha ha ha.
how many?