Help parsing this sentence


インドの文化にくわしい友達を、今度ごしょうかいします。

I have trouble parsing this sentence...

What I roughly understand: インドの文化 seems to be indonesia's culture, but i don't
understand the function of に in the back. Or is it a place? So it can means
"In indonesia's culture festival"?

くわしい ともだちを: Do something to my well informed friend (but why the を end with
comma? )

今度 sometimes / this time? ごしょうかいします: doing introduction? Asking reference? I'm
not sure...

With all that information I have trouble finding out what the speaker is
speaking about...




> インドの文化 seems to be indonesia's culture

インド normally means India not Indonesia.

> くわしい ともだちを: ...

You're right about the well-informed friend part. but the を marks that this
phrase receives the action of the verb (which comes at the end).

> 今度 sometimes / this time?

in this case, means "next time"

> ごしょうかいします。 doing introduction? Asking reference? I'm not sure...

it might be easier to understand with the kanji ご紹介します. Also we can drop the ご
to make it easier to understand as 紹介します

* * *

> インドの文化にくわしい友達を、今度ごしょうかいします。

means "next time, I will introduce you to a friend who is well-informed about
India."

  * As stated above インド is India.
  * の makes インド as "genitive" or "possessive" of what follows. 
  * に marks the preceding phrase describing something with respect to what follows. 
  * [詳]{くわ}しい is quite a bit more casual than "well-informed" but I'm not really sure what would be a better expression. 
  * 友達 = friend 
  * を marks this entire block as related to the verb at the end 
  * 、 the comma indicates a break in grammar versus normal order here. 
  * 今度 in this case means "next time" but in other cases can mean "some time" or "this time" 
  * ご紹介します is a polite way of saying "introduce you to" with the part after to being the part that comes before を




> インドの文化 seems to be indonesia's culture

インド normally means India not Indonesia.

> くわしい ともだちを: ...

You're right about the well-informed friend part. but the を marks that this
phrase receives the action of the verb (which comes at the end).

> 今度 sometimes / this time?

in this case, means "next time"

> ごしょうかいします。 doing introduction? Asking reference? I'm not sure...

it might be easier to understand with the kanji ご紹介します. Also we can drop the ご
to make it easier to understand as 紹介します

* * *

> インドの文化にくわしい友達を、今度ごしょうかいします。

means "next time, I will introduce you to a friend who is well-informed about
India."

  * As stated above インド is India.
  * の makes インド as "genitive" or "possessive" of what follows. 
  * に marks the preceding phrase describing something with respect to what follows. 
  * [詳]{くわ}しい is quite a bit more casual than "well-informed" but I'm not really sure what would be a better expression. 
  * 友達 = friend 
  * を marks this entire block as related to the verb at the end 
  * 、 the comma indicates a break in grammar versus normal order here. 
  * 今度 in this case means "next time" but in other cases can mean "some time" or "this time" 
  * ご紹介します is a polite way of saying "introduce you to" with the part after to being the part that comes before を

