This study aims to inventory the equivalent of the latest foreign-Indonesian term as a means of introducing Indonesian language to foreign speakers (BIPA). This research uses qualitative approach. Data is obtained through reading and noting the equivalents of foreign-Indonesian terminology in dictionaries, books, and newspapers. This study uses content review techniques. The results of this study show about 5.800 equivalents of foreign-Indonesian terms covering eight study areas namely,(1) business and finance,(2) tourism,(3) sport,(4) property,(5) transportation and communication,(6) industry,(7) beauty and personal equipment, and (8) information and electronics.