Learn Indonesian Alphabet

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About this app

Indonesian uses the same 26 letters as English — and it's spelled just as it sounds. You can start reading today, and this app makes sure you read it right.

The only Indonesian alphabet app that makes you write every letter and scores your handwriting in real time. Not multiple choice. Not drag-and-drop. Actual writing.

WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT:
▸ Handwriting canvas scores every stroke — build real muscle memory
▸ All 26 letters, from A to Z, taught the right way
▸ The sound combinations ng, ny, kh and sy that trip up beginners
▸ Hear native pronunciation for every letter
▸ Spelling is phonetic: what you see is exactly what you say
▸ 3 quiz modes: letter→sound, sound→letter, audio→letter
▸ Listening drills — hear it, then write it from memory

STAY CONSISTENT:
▸ Daily Challenge — 8 questions picked from your weakest letters
▸ Spaced repetition (SM-2) schedules each letter's review
▸ Streak counter & achievement badges keep you coming back
▸ Weekly charts show practice time & accuracy trends

DESIGNED FOR REAL LEARNING:
▸ Step-by-step lessons from easy to hard
▸ Create custom letter groups for focused drills
▸ Dark mode for late-night sessions
▸ Available in 10 languages

Planning a trip to Bali, doing business in Jakarta, or starting Indonesian from zero — this is the fastest path to reading and pronouncing Indonesian correctly.
Write Letters & Speak Right
Updated on
Sep 17, 2026

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What’s new

New: the letter page now shows why Indonesian sounds the way it looks — the two readings of e coloured in every example (sepeda), the silent h of tahu, ng vs ngg (bunga / bangga), and old-spelling pairs so you can read Soekarno and Djakarta.
• 8 Indonesian pronunciation rules with tappable examples
• 3 new diphthongs ai, au, oi — with stroke order and audio
• Final k shown as a glottal stop: kakak
• Handwriting redrawn; letter names on every letter