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Saya tidak pernah kenal langsung dengan almarhum @guruh_sukarno_putra secara langsung. Namun di tahun 1980 pada waktu saya sedang keranjingan dengan musik The Police, Blondie, dan David Bowie, tiba-tiba muncul Guruh serta #swaramahardhika nya yang menampilkan musik yang menggabungkan musik disco dan tradisional Indonesia dengan lirik yang menyuarakan kata hati pemuda waktu itu…. dan dengan bangganya memakai pakaian tradisional Indonesia. Terima kasih Guruh yang membuka lembar harapan dengan kerukunan serta kecintaan pada negeri maha indah dan kaya ini.

Foto: koleksi pribadi

i never knew #guruhsukarnoputra in person, though in 1980 when I was totally obsessed with The Police, Madness, and Culture Club suddenly I was introduced with @guruh_sukarno_putra music and his @swara_maharddhika45 . Their music combining disco and tradisional Indonesian sound with lyrics echoing the suppressed voice of the youth at that time.Totally refreshing.. and made us proud wearing traditional Indonesian outfits .. Thank you, Guruh for sowing the seed of hope on our country’s future in peace

Photos: personal collections by @allthingsindonesian

Apakah keahlian memasak didapat dari belajar masak atau memang bakat dari lahir? Dengarkan Podcast All Things Indonesian, kali ini di episode khusus bersama juru masak Petty Elliott

To be a good cook, is it a skill that we learn or one is born with it? Listen to the All Things Indonesian Podcast in the special episode with @pettyelliottskitchen by @allthingsindonesian

Why do most Indonesian recipes not use teaspoon or tablespoon measurements? What’s the difference between a red onion, white onion, Bombay onion or onion leaf? How much water should you add when cooking rice? These and other questions related to spicy label in the world’s largest archipelago are answered in this month’s episode of All Things Indonesian podcast @spotify @applepodcasts

If you want to know more about Indonesian spices and food, I’ll be talking about “How food can whet your language appetite” at the Language Show 14-16 November 2025 https://languageshowlive.co.uk

Mengapa kebanyakan resep Indonesia tidak menggunakan sendok teh, sendok makan sebagai ukuran takaran? Apa bedanya bawang merah, bawang putih, bawang Bombay dan daun bawang? Berapa banyak air diperlukan untuk menanak nasi? Pertanyaan-pertanyaan ini dan yang berhubungan dengan label tingkat kepedasan, di negara kepulauan terbesar di dunia ini, dijawab dalam episode podcast All Things Indonesian bulan ini @applepodcasts @spotify

Jika ingin mengetahui lebih banyak mengenai rempah, bumbu serta masakan Indonesia, saya akan berbicara cara mengenai “Bagaimana makanan bisa menggoda selera bahasa kita” di Language Show 14-16 November 2025 https://languageshowlive.co.uk by @allthingsindonesian

Congratulations Indonesia!
Indonesian is recognised by @unesco as one of its 10 official languages used in its General Conferences. If you want to know more about congratulating on special occasions in Indonesia, it’s available on All Things Indonesian podcast in @spotify and @applepodcasts

Selamat Indonesia!
Bahasa Indonesia diakui UNESCO (Organisasi Pendidikan, Keilmuan dan Kebudayaan PBB) sebagai salah satu dari 10 bahasa resmi yang digunakan dalam konferensinya. Jika ingin tahu lebih banyak mengenai memberi selamat pada acara-acara khusus di Indonesia, bisa didengar di podcast All Things Indonsian yang tersedia di @spotify dan @applepodcasts

#bahasaindonesia
#unescolanguages
#bahasaglobal
#indonesian
#indonesianlanguage by @allthingsindonesian

Are idioms and proverbs a dying culture? Great to have people from all over the world attending my talk (Italy, France, US, Australia, UK, Rwanda, Slovenia, Germany, and the list go on) all eager to share @thelanguageshow

Apakah penggunaan ungkapan dan pepatah telah usang? Senang melihat yang hadir mendengar obrolanku dari berbagai belahan dunia (Itali, Perancis, Amerika, Australia, Inggris, Rwanda, Slovenia, Jerman ..dan masih banyak lagi) #languageshow2024 by @allthingsindonesian

Dari mana? which literally means “from where?” or “where are you from?” but it can also means at least five other things. To find out more you can listen to my podcast All Things Indonesian in Spotify by @allthingsindonesian

One of the most likely small talk opening lines with Indonesians is “dari mana?” which means “where are you from?”. It can also mean: “where are you from originally’ Or “what nationality are you?”But, it also can mean many other things. To find out more, subscribe to All Things Indonesian, which is available on Spotify Episode 1: Small Talk - Basa Basi. Part One by @allthingsindonesian

@tulusm said it clearly. That eveything is OK. “Semua baik-baik saja”

#tulusm
#bahasaindonesia
#indonesianlanguage
#easyindonesian by @allthingsindonesian

“Belum” which means “not yet” is the most aspirational and optimistic word in Indonesian vocabulary

“Belum” adalah kata yang menyatakan kepositifan dan penuh harapannya orang Indonesia

#expertindonesian
#learnindonesian
#learnindonesianonline
#learnindonesianlanguage
#indonesian
#bahasaindonesia
#bahasa
#funindonesianpractice
#easyindonesian
#indonesianwords
#indonesianvocabulary by @allthingsindonesian

Tongue Twister Time:
Try saying “Easily angered red faced young sister is at a cheap house” in Indonesian

Coba katakan dengan cepat:
Mbak muda mudah marah, muka merah di rumah murah

#tonguetwister
#indonesiantonguetwister
#expertindonesian
#bahasaindonesia
#learnindonesian
#learnbahasaindonesia
#funlearning
#easyindonesian by @allthingsindonesian

#expertindonesian #learntospeakindonesian by @allthingsindonesian

Indonesians love to abbreviate words. Tilang = Traffic ticket. It is abbreviated from bukTI peLANGgaran (proof of offense)

Headline: Electronic Traffic Ticket. Effective March 2021.

Subheadline: This is the amount of fine when caught by electronic ticket

Box 1: Not wearing SEAT BELTS Rp250,000

Box 2: Not wearing helmet SNI (Indonesian National Standard) Rp250,000

Box 3: Violate traffic signs Rp500,000

Box 4: Jumping the traffic light Rp500,000

Box 5: Driving while using mobile phone Rp750,000

#onlyinindonesia #hanyadiindonesia #tilang #tilangelektronik #indonesianabbreviation by @allthingsindonesian