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My Lecturer My Husband
My hand was shaking until I couldn't hold the cellphone
"Na, what's wrong with you?"
"Daddy ..."
~Note: Wedang is a traditional drink from Indonesia
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MARRY ME AGAIN (SPG)
Ma’am stated firmly.
“I want you both to leave as soon as possible—”
“Ma’am, I can go on my own to fetch my dad-”
“No! That’s not acceptable. We have to follow your tradition.”
Oh, right. It’s a tradition in our place for the man’s family to formally court the woman’s family—with offerings like drinks, fruits, sometimes even a carabao or a pig.
But that’s usually for couples who are in love… I thought to myself.
"I’m staying behind. You two go ahead. I’ll talk things over with your dad here."
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Imperfect Marriage : A Billionaire Love Scandal
In Indonesia, the wedding ceremony is indeed quite extensive, especially when it comes to the customs and cultures of specific ethnic groups. From the engagement process to the wedding day, each step has its own unique procedures.
Among the many ethnic groups in Indonesia, the Chinese ethnic group is one that has unique customs, both in the engagement process, known in Chinese as Tingjing, and in the dowry ceremony, also known as Sangjit. These two processes are exactly what Randy did when he was about to marry Ghea.
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Cure For Him
Maxim can't be a sweet child who is enough to be an observer, while there are already a lot of nannies who resign because they are embarrassed that they cannot always answer the questions given by Maksim.
The car they were riding in had finally arrived. As Abyan suspected, Maxim saw the state of Ardan's House, typical of Betawi, making him look at the house and his mother with surprised and curious eyes.
"Mommy, why is the house different from the house I saw along the way?"
"Because this house is a traditional Betawi House. And houses are fascinating because not everyone has them," Emma replied.
"So, what privileges do you have?"
"A lot. And Mama can't answer that now. You have to know that
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My Sexy Neighbor's Wife is A Demon
However, with a strong determination, Lisa dared to step into the house.
As soon as she entered, Lisa was flabbergasted at the unique design of the house in a mixed European and ethnic style. There are pillars, a large staircase in the middle of the main room that looks like a ballroom, and there are paintings of Javanese women in kebaya on the walls. (Kebaya is typical Indonesian clothing, Javanese tribe. Beautiful and made of lace).
The house was nice, but for some reason, Lisa got goosebumps and felt uncomfortable. It was as if a hidden spy was watching him.
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Bed Warmer For The Billionaire
"Come on, David, it's better if we just get married as soon as possible. What are we waiting for? We're already mature and we have jobs. Everything is ready. The more time we waste, the more I'm afraid we'll separate."
Jessica's words made David think hard, when else would he get a woman considering Raymond was always his government and didn't give him the chance to get to know women.
"Okay, we'll get married next week."
Indeed, the flower throwing ceremony is not a tradition in Indonesia but rather a western tradition adopted at every wedding.
It is said that if someone can catch the flowers thrown by the bride and groom, they will soon find a soul mate.
Whether it is true or not depends on
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His Slave
Since she probably had never eat Indonesian food before.
"It's called Rendang, Darling. It is Padang's cuisine. Rendang or randang is an authentic Indonesian meat dish that comes from Minangkabau. This dish is produced from a low temperature cooking process in a long time using various spices and coconut milk. The cooking process takes hours (usually about four hours) until all that is left is a piece of thick black meat and bran. At room temperature, rendang can last for weeks. Rendang that is cooked in a shorter time and the coconut milk has not dried is called kalio, light golden brown. Rendang can be found at Padang Restaurants around the world. This cuisine is popular in Indonesia and o
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In the Name of the Sacred Tree
The Indonesia Awards itself is a giant corporate social responsibility agenda that aims to find young people who have contributed to society in the fields of education, environment, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), health, and technology.
The next day, Titus was seen taking care of the pigeons at his home on Jalan Karah Gang 5C/15, Surabaya. Titus does not just maintain but has become a hobby. Moreover, Titus' pigeons have won achievements in several competitions. This means, his dedication to the dove has become an addiction.
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Poor to Perfect
However, no one had yet crossed the path where Tukijo had fainted.
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1. Jelangkung is a traditional Indonesian game with supernatural rituals. These games are supernatural, generally performed as rituals to summon supernatural entities. The medium used to accommodate spirits or supernatural entities that are summoned in the game Jailangkung is a water scoop, which is generally made of coconut shells dressed in clothes and with a wooden handle. (Source Wikipedia).
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I REPAY MY HUSBAND'S BETRAYAL
“Eh! Give it back, Kingkong!”
Jelangkung is a legendary ghost from Indonesia. He is about 2-3m tall, skinny like a twig, his face looks old. The ritual of summoning Jelangkung ghost is usually done by 5 people. Jelangkung will come WITHOUT being called but rarely can anyone return him to his place of origin. So in Indonesia, we are familiar with the words 'come not picked up, go home not delivered'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Indonesian folk tales are like a vibrant tapestry woven from the country's diverse cultures, beliefs, and history. One of my favorites is 'Malin Kundang,' a story about a son who disowns his poor mother and is turned into stone as punishment. It’s not just a moral lesson about filial piety—it also mirrors the deep respect for family and elders in Indonesian society. The tale’s setting along the coastal regions highlights the importance of the sea in local livelihoods, while the supernatural elements reflect the blend of animism and Islam that shapes many communities. Stories like 'Timun Mas' (Golden Cucumber) also showcase the Javanese connection to agriculture, with its themes of fertility, nature’s bounty, and the struggle against evil (represented by the giant Buto Ijo). These narratives often include wayang (shadow puppet) characters, tying them to traditional performance arts that preserve oral history.
What’s fascinating is how these tales adapt across regions. In Bali, you’ll find versions infused with Hindu epics like the 'Mahabharata,' while Sumatra’s Batak tales emphasize clan loyalty and ancestral spirits. The recurring motifs—like cunning animals (e.g., Sang Kancil the mousedeer) or magical objects—reveal a worldview where humans coexist with nature and the supernatural. Even the humor in some stories, like the trickster tales, reflects the Indonesian love for playful, indirect communication. It’s no wonder these stories are still told at bedtime or during festivals; they’re a living archive of values, from communal harmony to resilience against adversity.
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