Changelog

What’s new on bahasa.guru

April 21, 2026

•Study Packs — 11 curated word collections to kickstart your vocabulary. Beginner essentials, food, travel, emotions, Jakarta slang, and more. Add entire packs to your flashcard deck with one click.
•Grammar section — first lesson on Indonesian affixes with interactive tables.
•Word relations — "See Also" section on word pages linking colloquial variants, synonyms, and antonyms (e.g. nggak ↔ tidak).
•Auto-detected words in sentences — every dictionary word is now hoverable automatically.

•Leaderboards — most reviews, most mastered, longest streak, and days learning.
•Profiles — customizable display names with random names by default for privacy.
•Mobile improvement — tap a word to see its definition, tap again to navigate.
•Flashcards show all senses — words with multiple meanings now show every definition.
•Explore / Learn nav dropdowns — reorganized navigation to scale for new sections.
•New article: Bawang dan Kesuna — Balinese folk tale with full translations.

•Contact & feedback form.
•Unified favorites — words, articles, and sentences all in one place.
•Ko-fi support page.
•Flashcard landing page — interactive demo for new visitors.
•SEO — metadata, sitemap, and robots.txt for Google indexing.
•Admin upgrades — comments panel, reported comments, user stats, sentence management.

•SRS flashcards — spaced repetition with 7 learning steps, forgiving lapse recovery, and mastery tracking.
•Vocabulary dashboard — see all your words, filter by status, manage your deck.
•“Learn 10 more” button — control your daily pace, up to 50 new words per day.
•Random sentences — practice with real Indonesian sentences including Jakarta slang.
•Audio pronunciation — 750+ words with Google TTS audio.
•Interactive articles — every Indonesian word is hoverable and clickable.
•Word of the Day — auto-picks or manually scheduled on the homepage.

•Interactive dictionary — search with autocomplete, word pages with definitions, pronunciation, and example sentences.
•Compound words — multi-word phrases like "sapu tangan" show component breakdowns on hover (sapu = broom, tangan = hand, sapu tangan = handkerchief).
•Word families — see all derived forms from a shared root (e.g. jalan → berjalan, perjalanan, pejalan, menjalankan).
•Articles with interactive words — every Indonesian word is hoverable and clickable.
•Tags system — browse words and articles by topic.
•Comments — discuss words and articles with other learners.
•User accounts — Google sign-in, favorites, and word lists.
•Audio pronunciation — text-to-speech for words and sentences.
•Search autocomplete — instant results as you type.