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Languages of Timor-Leste

Some people speak Bahasa Indonesia and English, particularly in urban areas. The 2 official languages in Timor-Leste are Portuguese and Tetum. It would be suggested you learn more about how to navigate language barrier with useful phrases and tips for communication below 👇.

Of the official languages Tetum and Portuguese, Tetum is widely spoken throughout the country, especially in daily communication, while Portuguese is used for government, legal matters, and some formal settings.


Other Common Languages

  • Indonesian: Spoken by some people, especially older generations, due to the country’s history with Indonesia.
  • English: Increasingly used in business and government, especially in Dili, the capital city.
  • Tetum & Portuguese: The official languages of Timor-Leste

Useful Tetum Phrases in Timor-Leste

Hello: Bondia (Good morning) / Boa tarde (Good afternoon)

Thank you: Obrigadu (Tetum) / Obrigado (Portuguese)

Goodbye: Adeus

How much?: Kada?

Yes: Sim

No: Lia

Please: Favor

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