First, read the English article below.

This language is partially based in English, so the pronunciation should be easy. The W sounds slightly like a V, almost a hybrid of W & V. "Vale-come Tricky for English speakers, you will have an easier time if you think about it as three separate words that you run together. The first and last sections rhyme. "Ahh-lehn wa Sa-lehn" It sounds just like it looks. The second syllable rhymes with the English "foam." "Sha-loam." Again, this is a tricky one if you don't break it down into smaller parts. You can also use the more general phrase, "Buyurun," ("Booh-Rohn"), to say hello and welcome all at the same time. "Hosh-gel-dinn-iz" This is the singular form, meaning it is how you welcome only one person. For plural, you would say "karibuni."  Care-ee-boo Care-ee-boo-nee 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Indonesian. Abstract:
Bahasa Afrikaans - Welkom. Bahasa Arab - أهلاوسهلا (Ahlan'wa sahlab). Bahasa Ibrani - Shalom. Bahasa Turki - Hoşgeldiniz. Bahasa Swahili - Karibu (tunggal).