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Javanese: Your First Indonesian Ethnic Group to Understand and Why

Hi Friends, Indonesia is a diverse country, they are literally thousands of different ethnics with their rich cultures. But if you need to learn just one ethnic culture for starter, there would be Javanese because of their dominant influence. This is not to say other cultures aren't worth our attention. I am just saying learning Javanese culture is a great starting point. Please give it a Like and subscribe if you learn something new, I'd really appreciate it. You can also buy me a coffee if my content helps you in any way, I’ll appreciate it very much as it helps putting food on table for my young family. https://buymeacoffee.com/hendra1 Many thanks, Hendra ==Indonesian/Javanese phrases mentioned in this video== Batik (Bahasa Indonesia) Indonesian clothes/textiles by wax-resist dyeing technique. It's made either by drawing dots or lines of wax. This technique is originated from Java island. Batik is commonly worn in various ceremonies, tradition and celebrations. some even wear it daily. Blangkon (Javanese) / Belangkon (Bahasa Indonesia) Traditional Javanese headgear worn by men and made of batik fabric. Nasi tumpeng (Bahasa Indonesia) Cone-shaped rice dish with side dishes of vegies and meat. This Javanese cuisine is usually featured in Indonesian festive ceremonies. Sungkem (verb) or Sungkeman (noun) - Javanese / Bahasa Indonesia (adopted as mainstream) The act of bowing and kissing the feet or knees of a respected person. This ritual is commonly performed during wedding ceremonies and Idulfitri celebrations. Sungkeman is a gesture of respect and is often carried out by children to their parents or by individuals to elders in the family to seek forgiveness or ask for blessings. "Kissing the ring" is probably the closest equivalent in Western world. Suro diro jayaningrat lebur dening pangastuti (Javanese) Javanese philosophy. All the hatred, anger, shallow-minded can only be conquered with wisdom, gentle heart and patience. Alon alon asal kelakon (Javanese) / Pelan-pelan asal kelar (Bahasa Indonesia) slowly but surely. Nuwun sewu (Javanese) / permisi (Bahasa Indonesia) Excuse me. Matur suwun (Javanese)/ Terima kasih (Bahasa Indonesia) Thank you. Piye kabare (Javanese) / apa kabar (Bahasa Indonesia) How are you *not mentioned in video, I thought it's helpful phrase to know. Mongo (Javanese) / silahkan (Bahasa Indonesia) Please, go ahead. Mudik (Bahasa Indonesia) Going back to hometown or village to visit family (especially parents) or social gathering. This term is used commonly used by migrant or migrant workers during holiday season. Another popular term is "pulang kampung" literally means going back to village. Lebaran (Bahasa Indonesia) Indonesian popular term for Islamic official holiday Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. Many people do "mudik" (see above) during this period. Jam karet (Bahasa Indonesia) Literally means "rubber time". Time is elastic concept in Indonesia. Besok ketemu lagi ya (Bahasa Indonesia) See you again tomorrow (sometime in near future). Bagaimana wawancara kemarin (Bahasa Indonesia) How did you go with the interview yesterday (sometime in near past). Gupuh (Javanese) Be hurry. Lungguh (Javanese) Sit down. Suguhan (Javanese, noun) / Hidangan (Bahasa Indonesia, noun) Offerings like snacks, coffee, tea. Ora repot (Javanese)/ Jangan repot-repot (Bahasa Indonesia) Don't bother. Monggo Lenggah (Javanese) / Silahkan duduk (Bahasa Indonesia) Please sit down. ==References== How Javanese calendars and culture influence Indonesian President Joko Widodo's decisions https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-07-2... Indonesia's ethnic groups https://www.britannica.com/place/Indo... Unique Accent of English Javanglish (Javanese and English)    • Unique Accent of English Javanglish (Javan...   Pope Francis rebuffs worshippers trying to kiss his ring    • Pope Francis rebuffs worshippers trying to...   Acara Sungkeman (Manten Adat Jawa)    • acara Sungkeman (Manten Adat Jawa)   Paul Somohardjo (Suriname politician of Javanese decent) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_So...