Indonesian Support Category

Background
For Your Information, There are many Indonesian players in Infinite Flight and many of them have an account in Infinite Flight Community. I often see Indonesians in here hard to understand English or type in English. Which means some of them would use Bahasa Indonesia in making Support. This has happened several times in the past and made some confusion. The only thing they can do now is by relying on Google Translate. But Google Translate isnt completely realible and may also make some confusion as sometimes not all Indonesian words can be translated to English. And lately, I see a huge number of Indonesians coming to this forum so this would be needed in order to help Indonesians who have a problem with Infinite Flight. It would be nice to see another foreign language support category im this community

It would be nice if moderators and developers considering this idea. I would gladly help to guide Indonesians here in this category if this idea would be implemented in the future.

Please do share some thoughts about this idea. Thanks 😊. Any feedbacks regarding this idea would be welcomed

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Great idea, although wouldn’t that mean we’ll have to create more support categories just for those non-english speakers? Maybe have a category just dedicated to them (and a few more sub-categories for all languages) instead of having one just for Indonesians.

Very good idea though, this would ensure no-one is left behind here!

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Yeah I saw some problems with the Indonesian person and like I’m Thai I understand that it’s difficult to understand English in south-east asia

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Yup, that’s what I meant. Indonesian Support would be like the current Spanish and French Support which are sub-categories 😊. Sorry that my topic did make you get confused ;)


@Tatenoryu6142 I think many Southeast Asians are hard to understand English (Not to mention Singapore and Philippines). So categories like this would be really handful for users from countries where English isnt the first and language and not teached nationwide. Both Indonesia and Thailand have the same problem here.

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Well then… is there any Chinese Support?

1 Mandarin (entire branch) 935 (955) 14.1%
2 Spanish 390 (405) 5.85%
3 English 365 (360) 5.52%
4 Hindi[Note 1] 295 (310) 4.46%
5 Arabic 280 (295) 4.23%
6 Portuguese 205 (215) 3.08%
7 Bengali (Bangla) 200 (205) 3.05%
8 Russian 160 (155) 2.42%
9 Japanese 125 (125) 1.92%
10 Punjabi 95 (100) 1.44%
11 German 92 (95) 1.39%
12 Javanese 82 1.25%
13 Wu (inc. Shanghainese) 80 1.20%
14 Malay (inc. Malaysian and Indonesian) 77 1.16%
15 Telugu 76 1.15%
16 Vietnamese 76 1.14%
17 Korean 76 1.14%
18 French 75 1.12%
19 Marathi 73 1.10%
20 Tamil 70 1.06%
21 Urdu 66 0.99%
22 Turkish 63 0.95%
23 Italian 59 0.90%
24 Yue (incl. Cantonese) 59 0.89%
25 Thai 56 0.85%
26 Gujarati 49 0.74%
27 Jin 48 0.72%
28 Southern Min (incl. Hokkien and Teochew) 47 0.71%
29 Persian 45 0.68%
30 Polish 40 0.61%
31 Pashto 39 0.58%
32 Kannada 38 0.58%
33 Xiang (Hunnanese) 38 0.58%
34 Malayalam 38 0.57%
35 Sundanese 38 0.57%
36 Hausa 34 0.52%
37 Odia (Oriya) 33 0.50%
38 Burmese 33 0.50%
39 Hakka 31 0.46%
40 Ukrainian 30 0.46%
41 Bhojpuri 29[4] 0.43%
42 Tagalog 28 0.42%
43 Yoruba 28 0.42%
44 Maithili 27[4] 0.41%
45 Uzbek 26 0.39%
46 Sindhi 26 0.39%
47 Amharic 25 0.37%
48 Fula 24 0.37%
49 Romanian 24 0.37%
50 Oromo 24 0.36%
51 Igbo 24 0.36%
52 Azerbaijani 23 0.34%
53 Awadhi 22[4] 0.33%
54 Gan Chinese 22 0.33%
55 Cebuano (Visayan) 21 0.32%
56 Dutch 21 0.32%
57 Kurdish 21 0.31%
58 Serbo-Croatian 19 0.28%
59 Malagasy 18 0.28%
60 Saraiki 17[5] 0.26%
61 Nepali 17 0.25%
62 Sinhalese 16 0.25%
63 Chittagonian 16 0.24%
64 Zhuang 16 0.24%
65 Khmer 16 0.24%
66 Turkmen 16 0.24%
67 Assamese 15 0.23%
68 Madurese 15 0.23%
69 Somali 15 0.22%
70 Marwari 14[4] 0.21%
71 Magahi 14[4] 0.21%
72 Haryanvi 14[4] 0.21%
73 Hungarian 13 0.19%
74 Chhattisgarhi 12[4] 0.19%
75 Greek 12 0.18%
76 Chewa 12 0.17%
77 Deccan 11 0.17%
78 Akan 11 0.17%
79 Kazakh 11 0.17%
80 Northern Min 10.9 0.16%
81 Sylheti 10.7 0.16%
82 Zulu 10.4 0.16%
83 Czech 10.0 0.15%
84 Kinyarwanda 9.8 0.15%
85 Dhundhari 9.6[4] 0.15%
86 Haitian Creole 9.6 0.15%
87 Eastern Min (inc. Fuzhounese) 9.5 0.14%
88 Ilocano 9.1 0.14%
89 Quechua 8.9 0.13%
90 Kirundi 8.8 0.13%
91 Swedish 8.7 0.13%
92 Hmong 8.4 0.13%
93 Shona 8.3 0.13%
94 Uyghur 8.2 0.12%
95 Hiligaynon/Ilonggo (Visayan) 8.2 0.12%
96 Mossi 7.6 0.11%
97 Xhosa 7.6 0.11%
98 Belarusian 7.6[6] 0.11%
99 Balochi 7.6 0.11%
100 Konkani 7.4 0.11%
Total 5,610 85%

EDIT: totally copy pasted from List of languages by number of native speakers - Wikipedia

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Chinese imho is also needed as one of the main languages in the world. Although there are not many Chinese who have language barriers here unlike Indonesians in Infinite Flight Community. Even though, I think the developers or mods should consider adding Chinese Support in the future alongside Indonesian Support 😊.


Indonesian Support can also be used by Malaysians who have Language Barriers too. So it has multifunction imho

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What do you mean by Note 1?

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Didn’t edit it, it was a 100% cut and paste from wikipedia so sorry for any confusion with that!

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What problem they do…

Pada tanggal 27 Mar 2017 8.11 PM, ā€œSingaporeAirlinesā€ <
[email protected]> menulis:

It would be interesting that every user, when he/she registers to the community, got to pick or select which languages they speak, and that will change wether they can post or create a topic on the categories of the language.
Did I make myself clear?

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That is good idea, you want to help Indonesian people who can’t understand English. I appreciate it. I am Indonesian , I wanna ask a question. Do I have to use this forum or your forum? Even tough I understand English?. Thank you

It’s a good idea but I don’t think there’s necessarily enough people to support this catergory. There are many features on the web which allow website to be viewed in your native language. Also if you are able to understand there question then you could send them a PM in Indonesian and deal there.

Just my thoughts

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Why don’t we have a big subgroup?

Ex. South East Asia

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I think it would be hard to implement that idea. In Southeast Asia itself, There are more than 13 Main Languages among Southeast Asian countries (Excluding Secondary Languages and English). With Bahasa Indonesia, Tagalog, Bahasa Malaysia, and Thai as main languages spoken in the region.

I don’t know a lot of indonesian here

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