The easiest way to learn how to pronounce Latin vowels is to read texts designed for students. Each Latin vowel has a long and short pronunciation. Introductory textbooks often mark the long vowels with a macron (horizontal line) over the vowel, so a is always the short pronunciation and ā is the long one.  If your main goal is to speak Church Latin, now's a good time to skip down to that section, since the vowel pronunciations are quite different. If you cannot find a text like this, speak with an advanced Latin student to get familiar with vowel pronunciation. Most students learn this best through practice and memorization, but you can look up the complex rules for identifying long and short vowels if you prefer that method. Beginner textbooks either leave short vowels unmarked or top them with a circumflex (˘). When short, these vowels are always pronounced as follows:  A as in alike E as in let I as in lick O as in off U as the "oo" in foot Textbooks mark long vowels with a macron (horizontal line). Long vowels are pronounced as follows:  Ā as in father (the same sound as short a, but held for a longer time) Ē as the "a" in mate Ī as the "ee" in beep Ō as in only Ū as the "oo" in boot A diphthong is a combination of two vowels pronounced as one syllable. Latin pronunciation is much more standardized than English, so you do not have to guess at a vowel sound. These combinations are always pronounced as diphthongs:  AE as the word eye. saepe (often) = sai-peh AU as the word ow. laudat (he/she/it praises) = low-daht EI as in ray. eicio (I accomplish) = ay-kee-oh OE as in oil. In all other vowel combinations, pronounce the vowels as separate syllables. tuus (your) = tu-us A combination of short and long vowels do not produce dipthongs. "poēta" (poet) = po-ay-tah

How would you rephrase that briefly using Indonesian?
Carilah buku cetak yang memiliki tanda pada huruf vokal panjang dan pendek. Lafalkan huruf vokal pendek. Pelajari huruf vokal panjang. Kenali diftong.