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ROTI LAPIS
This is made of rice flour, colored with syrups; boiled in a pot and let to cool down before serving.
‘Roti‘ is Indonesian for ‘bread’, originally. Then it got stretched to encompass every flour-and-egg-and-butter edibles (which to us are ‘Western’) which are baked in ovens (which are to us ‘Western’, too). Read more
In Javanese, ‘snack’ is ‘nyamikan‘ (‘something eaten when idle’). In Indonesian, it is ‘cemilan‘ (‘small food’), ‘kudapan‘(to be eaten between meals’), or ‘jajanan‘ (‘something bought’).
There are thousands of varieties of Indonesian snacks, and hundreds of the Javanese; so I’ll keep on adding new entries in this particular section of the site.
Before 1972, all the ‘U’s in Indonesian names were
written as ‘OE’ and all ‘J’ were written as ‘DJ’.
Note#1.
The Javanese ‘DH’ has been written as just ‘D’ as Indonesian names, for instance ‘Dhimas’ (‘little brother’) becomes ‘Dimas’.
In Javanese, ‘name’ is ‘jênêng‘. In Indonesian, it is ‘nama‘. If plural, the word is repeated, sewn together with a dash.
All Javanese and Indonesian ‘i’ is pronounced as in ‘Italy’.
The ‘R’ is pronounced as it is in Italian.
All the ‘D’ in every word of Indonesian language is pronounced hard, i.e. just like the English ‘D’.
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The largest Buddhist monument on this planet is in Central Java:
WARNING : THIS PAGE IS NOT MADE BY A TOURIST, EXPAT, TOUR GUIDE OR AIRLINE STEWARD
13,000+ of islands are homes to Indonesian citizens, with dividers inserted here and there in the form of waterways.
Just one quick glimpse [boldface indicates the name of an island]: a market of downtown Medan, North Sumatera; a row of houses faithfully built according to the traditional Torajanese architecture, North Sulawesi; kids preparing to sail in Nusa Tenggara; the rainforest of Kalimantan; ripe paddies in its usual golden hue enveloping a farmer of Madura; a fisherman at sea in Maluku; a pedicab driver of Java; suburban ducks of wherever; the Grand Temple of Bali; and an underwater panorama of Bangka.
Saya ambilkan keterangan dari Sulis Setia Markhamah Pengesahan 2003 Lampung Barat.
Pribadi orang SH, seperti apa itu?
Sempat diungkap beberapa waktu lalu oleh sedulur kita di kolom olah rasa di web shterate.com, menjadi orang SH adalah sebuah pilihan hidup.
Kita semua tentu pernah mendengar adagium ” HIDUP ADALAH SEBUAH PILIHAN ”
Sebagai manusia yang diberi akal budi, dan kehendak bebas, hidup yang kita jalani mestinya memang menjadi sebuah pilihan.