Indonesians
Sayin-duh-NEE-zhuhnz/ˌɪndəˈniːʒənz/
- 1Plural of Indonesian.
Most Indonesians celebrate Independence Day with parades and community games each August.
The survey asked Indonesians about their daily commuting habits in major cities.
Note
A plural that belongs to only one meaning of its singular. Indonesian names a person, a language, and anything relating to the country, but only the person can be counted, so only the person takes an -s: two Indonesians, millions of Indonesians. The language stays singular (she speaks Indonesian), and the adjective never inflects at all: Indonesian cities, not Indonesians cities.
Indonesians is a form of Indonesian
Indonesian, noun: Someone who lives in Indonesia or who comes from there. Full entry
- Forms
- IndonesianIndonesians plural
- Spelling
- Indonesian → Indonesians: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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