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"Some Indonesian dishes are Malaysian, or some Malaysian dishes are Indonesian." But, actually, they're both influenced by Chinese. And also, Indian/Arabic.
Yes we have some words derived from Portuguese Dadu - Dados (dice) Sabtu - sábado (Saturday) Jendela - Janela (window) Serdadu - Soldado (sordier) Mentega - manteiga (butter) And much more
About Indonesia and Malaysia, we have a lot similarities because back in time, the archipelago is used to be part of one Kingdom, kingdom of Sriwijaya (7th - 12th century AD), we came from the same root, that's why we share alot of similarities in culture, the kingdom stretch out the whole archipelago
15:20yes we have some similar languages like Belanda - Holanda which Mean Netherlands Bola - Bola which mean ball Bendera - Bandeira which mean flag Beranda - Varanda which mean terrace Dansa - Dança which mean dance Gratis - Grátis which mean free Mangga - Manga which mean mango Misteri - Mistério which mean mystery Nanas - Ananás which mean pineapple Palsu - Falso which mean Fake Tomat - Tomate which mean tomato That's all I know of some words that are similar to Indonesian, hopefully it will be useful for all of us
Fun fact is : i have ton of friend from japan in bali... Since 2011 i live in bali till now japan is always visit the island, probably along with s. Korea too but mostly japan coming here for honey moon, married with Indonesian or etc.
9:49 why the flower name like that because in 1818 the Dutch who name statesman Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles and English botanist Joseph Arnold and when the two people found it and name it Just like the discoverer name, so the flower is called Raflesia arnoldii
Indonesia is the biggest archipelago country in the world. Stretching from Sabang to Merauke, Indonesia has 17,499 islands with a total area of approximately 7.81 million km2. Of the total area, 3.25 million km2 is ocean and 2.55 million km2 is the Exclusive Economic Zone. only about 2.01 million km2 is land. Flying from Aceh (Sabang) to Wamena (Papua) requires a flight time of 9 hours and 15 minutes. This travel time is not much different from a flight from London (UK) to Istanbul (Turkey) which also takes 9 hours. it also passed through seven to eight different countries.
My parents comes from north sulawesi island, called Minahasa but since the capital city is Menado, we are called Menadonese mostly. Our ancestry is Mongolian. The story of a general of Genghis Khan in love with a Palace maiden had to run away with his troops and families 800 hundred years ago. A tale came about on Toar and Lumi and Toar, the Adam and Eve of our island. Since the Dutch colonized us for 350 years, a lot of us have Dutch bloodlines. But I was born in Holland.
Long long before, indonesia peoples Javanes go to Malaysia and live in Malaysia until now, that why in Malaysia have same foods and they also have batik
Indonesian National Food Dishes Nasi Goreng (“fried rice“) made with kecap manis, shrimp paste, garlic, shallots, tamarind, and chil Sate Ayam (chicken) seasoned, skewered, and grilled chicken meat served with a sauce. Best is Madura variation Sate Padang is a beef satay served with a thick yellow-brown sauce ALSO Sate Kambing (lamb) and other meat based Sate Ayam Goreng (fried/grilled chicken) isrubbed in a spice mixture made from a multitude of ingredients like garlic, shallots, turmeric, lemongrass, bay leaves, and galangal before being deep-fried. Ayam goreng Menado (north sulawesi island town) was once named as best ever fried chicken by top world chefs many years ago. Gado-Gado = salad made with slightly boiled, blanched, or steamed vegetables served with a peanut sauce dressing and with hard-boiled eggs, potatoes, bean sprouts, tofu, tempeh (cooked fermented soybean caklet) and krupuk ( cracker made from starch or animal skin) Soto soups made with meat and vegetables, each region with own variation Sop buntut is a delicious and hearty oxtail soup Rujak is a traditional Javanese fruit and vegetable salad dish y made with sliced fresh fruits and vegetables served with a spicy sugar palm dressing. Rujak tastes tangy, sweet, and spicy thanks to the dressing made from ground chilli, palm sugar, shrimp paste, and peanuts. Rendang, a meat dish made with beef or others which is slow-cooked for several hours in coconut milk and spices until it becomes tender. Bakso - Indonesian springier meatball made from finely ground beef mixed with a small amount of tapioca flour and salt. Siomay fish dumplings served with a peanut sauce, a derivative of Chinese shumai Tumpeng is a Javanese cone-shaped rice dish served with a multitude of sides on a banana-leaf and many others
Actually most Japanese people don't know the history of Japan colonize Indonesia. When they being told about it they feel ashamed . They can't find in historical book in school that their government colonize Indonesia. Sorry for my bad English
Gereja Ayam, a giant, chicken-shaped church in Java A giant, chicken-shaped church, known as Gereja Ayam, is perched on a hill in a forest on the Indonesian island of Java. It’s less than a 20-minute drive from Borobudur. Gereja Ayam, also known as the 'Chicken Church', is a huge hen-shaped abandoned structure in the heart of the thick forest of Java - the main island of the Indonesian archipelago. It is a gigantic building, a place of worship designed to welcome pilgrims of all religions - Buddhists, Muslims, Christians etc. But the chicken church isn’t a Dutch remnant, and it’s not haunted by ghosts, either. It was built by a man named Daniel Alamsjah, who’s now 75. Alamsjah, a Christian, says that in 1988, after his nightly prayers, he received a vision of a dove with snow-white wings, resting at the top of a hill. (An interview with Alamsjah was conducted in a mix of Indonesian, Javanese, and English.) A disembodied voice asked him to build a house of worship for all people. When he awoke, he tried to dismiss the vision as a mere hallucination. In his telling, Alamsjah started taking the dream more seriously when one of his employees failed to show up in Jakarta after Ramadan, the mid-year fasting season. Then a manager for the German chemical company BASF, he was in charge of making sure his team ran smoothly. He went to Magelang, the man’s hometown, to track him down. Alamsjah found his employee, who asked for one more day at home and invited his boss to Bukit Rhema (Rhema Hill) to see the sunrise, before returning to Jakarta. “I was amazed!” Alamsjah says. “It was the same hill and the same view that I saw in my vision.” He prayed all night and read his Bible for guidance. One verse kept popping up. The verse in question, Isaiah 2:2, reads: “In the last days, the mountain of the Lord’s temple will be established as the highest of the mountains; it will be exalted above the hills, and all nations will stream to it.” Before returning home to the city, Alamsjah left his contact information in Magelang with the local head of Karangrejo. Two weeks later, someone who owned part of the land on Bukit Rhema came to Jakarta to offer Alamsjah his share. After several negotiations, Alamsjah paid Rp. 3,500,000 (around $2,000 at the time) for 5,000 square meters (a little over an acre) of land. Despite his lack of architectural experience, Alamsjah says he designed the church himself, trying to stay faithful to the dove he’d seen in his vision. Wasno, the head of the nearby village of Gombong and a member of Alamsjah’s 30-person construction crew, says, “Actually, it did look like a dove-in the beginning. But then we added the crown. Daniel wanted it to symbolize holiness, but people thought it was a rooster crest. So they started calling it a chicken instead of a dove.” Construction began in 1992-the process of getting legal permission ate up four years-and the team used handmade cement, bricks, local sand, and scrap metal to build and fill in the dove’s frame. But the project was plagued by problems from the start. In 2000, a lack of funds forced Alamsjah to quit the project in the middle of construction. Fifteen years after the project was halted, however, the chicken church suddenly went viral on international media. The Daily Mail and the Huffington Post both released features about it on July 13, 2015, and a year later, it served as a shooting site for the sequel of the Indonesian cult classic film, Ada Apa Dengan Cinta (What’s the Deal With Love). The recognition spurred the arrival of a flock of tourists: up to 2,000 a week, according to Alamsjah’s ticket records. The proceeds from the nominal entrance fee (Rp. 10,000, or less than USD $1 per person) gave Alamsjah enough money to resume construction. These days, the chicken church is no longer abandoned. The renovations made in the last two years include jeweled tiles; paneled windows; a small, paved access road; and work on the underground prayer rooms, which are nearly finished. Displays in the main hall (the body of the chicken) document the project’s growth from a divine dream to a full-fledged poultry temple. So many tourists come each year that Alamsjah even built a small cafe inside the chicken’s rear (it sells traditional Indonesian snacks and coffee). “You know, everyone said I was crazy,” Alamsjah says. “In the 90s, I kept rereading that [Bible] verse, trying to find the courage to continue. My children were very angry at me. I had to keep telling them, this isn’t my plan. This is God’s plan. It’s been 30 years, and I’m glad I continued-thousands of visitors come each year to pray or to reflect on their lives, and my children finally respect what I’ve accomplished.”
about religion, not really. it is mandatory in school so you have to choose one and then go to a specific school for that religion. otherwise, you can be not religious or atheist or whatever your faith is in. most children just choose based on their parent's religion (at first), some do change to another religion as they grow, but mostly just kept it on because it is a hassle to change it.
As Indonesian myself i guess we already move on with the past, and very look up to Japan as we want to learn their discipline and ettiquete. So many good things about them and im sure most of Japanese didnt want the colonialosation happened
Bahasa Indonesia is influence by dutch, portugese, english, sanskrit, arabic, and chinese. We can actually understand some what Afrikaans and Arabic bcoz there are similar words in the language. Sundanese only spoken by the people of West Java or also known as Sunda
There are more than 1000 Dutch words in the Indonesian language. In addition, Dutch is an important source language in Indonesia in academic education, for example in Indonesian law studies. And despite its bitter history, the Netherlands is the fifth largest investor in Indonesia, after China, Japan, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
Best friend of indonesia actually japan,south korea and Russia Japan the largest export partner with indonesia Russia And indonesia have more diplomanatik (1962) russia(soviet union) helping indonesia war vs netherland and United kingdom in papua island Well,,the president of south korea and indonesia it's Like brother and sister,,so many tourist from korea Go to bali and Jakarta,,
Japan now so lovely, imagine this world without anime? Japanese and Indonesian not really closed, Maybe Japanese ppl think that they come to Indonesia wasn't colonized but "give help SEA from europe" but Japanese government really mean to say sorry and help Indonesia grow up, a lot of Japanese technology pretty good and Indonesia has big resources and market so maybe that's why Japan is Indonesian best friend
Indonesian Language is influence by many language from every ethnic that been living here in Indonesia, such as Malayu (Malay), Sundanese, Javanese, Dutch, Portugese, Arab, Chinese, and other language. So sometimes you will found a similiarity of word that has the same meaning with other language..
Yeah, some Indonesian words are influenced by Dutch, Portuguese (like Bendera [flag], Sepatu[shoes], Gereja [church], etc), Arabic, and English also ethnic language from those 34 provinces ...
The unique thing about Jogja (Yogyakarta): it's basically a kingdom (monarchy). It has a Sultan (King), a queen, princes & princesses (royal family) as well that still exists & ruled the kingdom since 1755 until now. But since more than a hundred years ago, this kingdom & its people declared that they joined the Republic of Indonesia🇮🇩. The Kingdom of Yogyakarta has its own rules, but also follow Indonesian law. That's why the full name of Jogja is "Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta" (Special Region of Yogyakarta). Because it's indeed special. Coz it's a kingdom (with the Sultan/King as the leader), but this kingdom is inside the Republic of Indonesia🇮🇩 (with the president as the leader).
Portuguese descendant still exist, most of them located at Molluca and Nusa Tenggara, especially Molluca there are still a lot of Dutch and Portuguese family name such as De Fretes, Da Costa, De Lima, De Silla, De Queljoe, Eigendorf, Van Harling, and still many more. You probably know one of famous football player from Netherland, he was Netherland National Team Captain at World Cup Final 2010 Giovanni van Bronckhorst and he is my friend from molluca's cousin.
Indonesian is a combination of many regional languages in Indonesia. and a mixture of several foreign languages such as Dutch, English, Arabic and others.
6:10yes it has story' behind,if been there once and there was history why the "one man" build it by him self he Dig a hole for the place where you can pray it ,the church can pray by everyone if you are muslim,chatolic,cristen,Hindu,Buddha you can technicaly pray in the church there is no painting or stuff in the pray room
What are 10 French words that have made it into the English language? List of English words of French origin - Wikipedia Consider, for example, some of the most common words in English: able, car, chair, city, country, different, fine, fruit, journey, juice, just, part, people, person, place, real, stay, table, travel, use, very, and wait.
I love when you try competing pronounciation with him... 😂 *add The dispute cause from the kingdom era. Srivijaya kingdom from Palembang once ruled Malaya peninsula. The Malay kingdom once rule half north Sumatra. The Majapahit kingdom too, once rule Tumasek (Singapore) and made kingdom2 in Malaya as a vassal. So basically, Indonesia and Malaysia had same government in the past
14:50 Fun fact why Dutch has same languages in Indonesia because Indonesia was colonized by the Dutch Up to 350 years so that why Dutch languages is Same as Indonesian languages
Accuracy rate infos of that video around 90% I think.. About earthquake in Indonesia cant generalize like that.. Only a few areas where the volcano is active and regular eruptions have small earthquakes
we also have a few words adapted from Chinese and Japanese. portuguese... they're only here for a short period, and mainly to trade and spread christianity.
Sundanese is spoken in west Java. It's different from east java language and central java language. Each region has its own language. So most indonesians speak at least two languages - Indonesian and regional and make it three with English. I can speak sundanese, javanese, bantenes, Indonesian and a little bit English (still learning thou).
@@TeacherPaulReacts I don't know if this is hard. There are three stages if you want to speak Javanese. Like Korean, the language used for older will be different from speaking to people who are younger or same age with you. My Javanese is fluent, but I can't write the Javanese letter as it is not used often. In sundanese also divided into three degree. So yeah a little bit complicated. But i think the hardest language i've learn so far is arabic. I Still can't do it. It's so hard. I'm still learning English, i hope my writing can be understood. Thank you for asking.😊
Bahasa is not a language. Bahasa it self means "Language". So if you say "English Language", than we say "Bahasa Inggris". Coz English = Inggris, and Language = Bahasa. So Indonesian language is Bahasa Indonesia, or in English said "Indonesian Language". And Sundanese are spoken by most of West Java Province people as a second language. Our main language are still Bahasa Indonesia. And Middle Java + East Java speaks in Javanese..
sundanese nowadays is a tribe that live in west java.and there are bunch of tribes in indonesia that speak their own languages beside bahasa indonesia. i don't know if my english is understandable haha.
Yes, unfortunately, we have to choose one of those selections of religion. It will be written in our ID, despite deep inside you might be a non-believer
CHICKEN CHURCH! Well the locals are even misguided and thought that but apparently its a pidgeon that symbolizes peace in christianity. Entah mungkin arsiteknya mabok apa ga nemu tukang bangunan yg oke, jadinya kaya ayam dah... Edit: i totally typed in pidgeon didnt i...damn pokémons and their pidgeys
this old video is now very different now and not everything he says is true. indeed there are many active volcanoes in Indonesia but it is safe otherwise how can it become the 4th largest in the world ?! Indonesia on the map somehow looks small, maybe it's a western conspiracy. In fact, Indonesia is as big as the entire continent of Europe.
He should have read the pre-colonial history, especially during the kingdoms era so he can understand more about the relationship between the South East Asian countries and build a much better narration. Some parts of his narration hurt me as an Indonesian. He must be an English. When he said Malay Archipelago.. Who changed our name 'Nusantara' into Malay Archipelago?? It's the English naturalist 'Wallace' in his wallace line theory. Why Malay Archipelago instead of Indonesia archipelago? Because Malaysia was colonialized by England. So, there was something smartly done to beneficial them at that time and of course create confusion to many people nowadays. Indonesian language derived from Melayu, Why? It's true that Indonesian language was derived from Melayu. Who are the Melayu people? Who built the Malayan kingdoms in the past? If he cares to learn more, he will understand. I love his video much, but in some parts I get hurt. Long before the westerns invaded us, We all live harmoniously with our brothers and sisters in all part of South East Asia. Are we really brothers and sisters? If you care to learn more about Nusantara or Nusvantara, you'll be surprised that most of the kingdoms in the South East Asia are strongly related esp. the Kings, they are either brothers by blood, father and son, father in law etc. Clues: Who built the city of Manila in the Philippines? Who built the Malaka sultanette in Malaysia, The History of The Kingdom of Champa in Thailand and many more.... They are all very interesting to learn about. Indonesia people were known as sailors because we live in an archipelago. That's why you will also find it surprising that the people of Hawaii speaks similar language to many of the Indonesian traditional languages and even in the old writing system HAWAII is known as Hawa'ii which means Small Java, same thing with Fiji, Madagaskar, Suriname and many other places, if you care to trace their ancestors or study their languages, you will be surprised. By the way, thank you for the awesome reaction.
Bahasa Indonesia is mix language...majority from Malaya/Melayu Language (same with Malaysia), and also from Arabic, Dutch, Portuguese, English...also from the local language, especially from Java... Many Indonesian descendants live in Malaysia
Before reacting calmly to the Indonesian state, you should first come to our country, don't just say you like Indonesia to get subscribers from our citizens.
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fun fact: other country that use javanese language other than indonesia is suriname, your neighbor
"Some Indonesian dishes are Malaysian, or some Malaysian dishes are Indonesian."
But, actually, they're both influenced by Chinese. And also, Indian/Arabic.
Most of the loan words also derived from Arabic, Portuguese, and English, not only from Dutch
Indonesia and Malaysia is Brother forever❤
Yes we have some words derived from Portuguese
Dadu - Dados (dice)
Sabtu - sábado (Saturday)
Jendela - Janela (window)
Serdadu - Soldado (sordier)
Mentega - manteiga (butter)
And much more
Name days in Indonesian from Arabic, except Minggu.
Bendera = Flag
Sepatu = Shoes
bola = bola
@@user-hm2ht3ni3p well, Latin and semitic language most likely also influenced each other, that's why Arab and Portuguese have similar word for Sabtu
Also with Hebrew
Yom Seni - Hari Senin
Yom Revi - Hari Rabu
The way we structure sentence in Indonesian is extremely similar to Hebrew as well..
About Indonesia and Malaysia, we have a lot similarities because back in time, the archipelago is used to be part of one Kingdom, kingdom of Sriwijaya (7th - 12th century AD), we came from the same root, that's why we share alot of similarities in culture, the kingdom stretch out the whole archipelago
I'm so proud our language is flexible😎😁
15:20yes we have some similar languages like
Belanda - Holanda which Mean Netherlands
Bola - Bola which mean ball
Bendera - Bandeira which mean flag
Beranda - Varanda which mean terrace
Dansa - Dança which mean dance
Gratis - Grátis which mean free
Mangga - Manga which mean mango
Misteri - Mistério which mean mystery
Nanas - Ananás which mean pineapple
Palsu - Falso which mean Fake
Tomat - Tomate which mean tomato
That's all I know of some words that are similar to Indonesian, hopefully it will be useful for all of us
Fun fact is : i have ton of friend from japan in bali... Since 2011 i live in bali till now japan is always visit the island, probably along with s. Korea too but mostly japan coming here for honey moon, married with Indonesian or etc.
Halo saya dari Indonesia, hello im from Indonesia
9:49 why the flower name like that because in 1818 the Dutch who name statesman Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles and English botanist Joseph Arnold and when the two people found it and name it Just like the discoverer name, so the flower is called Raflesia arnoldii
We absorb words from Portugese too
Boneka=Doll
Bendera=Flag
Sepatu=shoes
Arena
Bola
Garpu=fork
Gratis
Jendela=window
Etc.
🤯🤯🤯 so nice to know!
😊 obrigado = terima kasih
Cool Reaction Teacher Paul....some language Portuguese.... example: ball=bola, doll=boneka same in Brazil😁..greetings from Kupang-East Nusa Tenggara
Indonesia is the biggest archipelago country in the world. Stretching from Sabang to Merauke, Indonesia has 17,499 islands with a total area of approximately 7.81 million km2. Of the total area, 3.25 million km2 is ocean and 2.55 million km2 is the Exclusive Economic Zone. only about 2.01 million km2 is land.
Flying from Aceh (Sabang) to Wamena (Papua) requires a flight time of 9 hours and 15 minutes. This travel time is not much different from a flight from London (UK) to Istanbul (Turkey) which also takes 9 hours. it also passed through seven to eight different countries.
It's surprising that you already know a lot about Indonesia yet you still want to learn more!. You just got new sub!
My parents comes from north sulawesi island, called Minahasa but since the capital city is Menado, we are called Menadonese mostly. Our ancestry is Mongolian. The story of a general of Genghis Khan in love with a Palace maiden had to run away with his troops and families 800 hundred years ago. A tale came about on Toar and Lumi and Toar, the Adam and Eve of our island. Since the Dutch colonized us for 350 years, a lot of us have Dutch bloodlines. But I was born in Holland.
Long long before, indonesia peoples Javanes go to Malaysia and live in Malaysia until now, that why in Malaysia have same foods and they also have batik
Indonesian National Food Dishes
Nasi Goreng (“fried rice“) made with kecap manis, shrimp paste, garlic, shallots, tamarind, and chil
Sate Ayam (chicken) seasoned, skewered, and grilled chicken meat served with a sauce. Best is Madura variation
Sate Padang is a beef satay served with a thick yellow-brown sauce
ALSO Sate Kambing (lamb) and other meat based Sate
Ayam Goreng (fried/grilled chicken) isrubbed in a spice mixture made from a multitude of ingredients like garlic, shallots, turmeric, lemongrass, bay leaves, and galangal before being deep-fried. Ayam goreng Menado (north sulawesi island town) was once named as best ever fried chicken by top world chefs many years ago.
Gado-Gado = salad made with slightly boiled, blanched, or steamed vegetables served with a peanut sauce dressing and with hard-boiled eggs, potatoes, bean sprouts, tofu, tempeh (cooked fermented soybean caklet) and krupuk ( cracker made from starch or animal skin)
Soto soups made with meat and vegetables, each region with own variation
Sop buntut is a delicious and hearty oxtail soup
Rujak is a traditional Javanese fruit and vegetable salad dish y made with sliced fresh fruits and vegetables served with a spicy sugar palm dressing. Rujak tastes tangy, sweet, and spicy thanks to the dressing made from ground chilli, palm sugar, shrimp paste, and peanuts.
Rendang, a meat dish made with beef or others which is slow-cooked for several hours in coconut milk and spices until it becomes tender.
Bakso - Indonesian springier meatball made from finely ground beef mixed with a small amount of tapioca flour and salt.
Siomay fish dumplings served with a peanut sauce, a derivative of Chinese shumai
Tumpeng is a Javanese cone-shaped rice dish served with a multitude of sides on a banana-leaf
and many others
Actually most Japanese people don't know the history of Japan colonize Indonesia. When they being told about it they feel ashamed . They can't find in historical book in school that their government colonize Indonesia. Sorry for my bad English
Gereja Ayam, a giant, chicken-shaped church in Java
A giant, chicken-shaped church, known as Gereja Ayam, is perched on a hill in a forest on the Indonesian island of Java. It’s less than a 20-minute drive from Borobudur.
Gereja Ayam, also known as the 'Chicken Church', is a huge hen-shaped abandoned structure in the heart of the thick forest of Java - the main island of the Indonesian archipelago. It is a gigantic building, a place of worship designed to welcome pilgrims of all religions - Buddhists, Muslims, Christians etc.
But the chicken church isn’t a Dutch remnant, and it’s not haunted by ghosts, either. It was built by a man named Daniel Alamsjah, who’s now 75.
Alamsjah, a Christian, says that in 1988, after his nightly prayers, he received a vision of a dove with snow-white wings, resting at the top of a hill. (An interview with Alamsjah was conducted in a mix of Indonesian, Javanese, and English.) A disembodied voice asked him to build a house of worship for all people. When he awoke, he tried to dismiss the vision as a mere hallucination.
In his telling, Alamsjah started taking the dream more seriously when one of his employees failed to show up in Jakarta after Ramadan, the mid-year fasting season. Then a manager for the German chemical company BASF, he was in charge of making sure his team ran smoothly. He went to Magelang, the man’s hometown, to track him down. Alamsjah found his employee, who asked for one more day at home and invited his boss to Bukit Rhema (Rhema Hill) to see the sunrise, before returning to Jakarta.
“I was amazed!” Alamsjah says. “It was the same hill and the same view that I saw in my vision.” He prayed all night and read his Bible for guidance. One verse kept popping up. The verse in question, Isaiah 2:2, reads: “In the last days, the mountain of the Lord’s temple will be established as the highest of the mountains; it will be exalted above the hills, and all nations will stream to it.”
Before returning home to the city, Alamsjah left his contact information in Magelang with the local head of Karangrejo. Two weeks later, someone who owned part of the land on Bukit Rhema came to Jakarta to offer Alamsjah his share. After several negotiations, Alamsjah paid Rp. 3,500,000 (around $2,000 at the time) for 5,000 square meters (a little over an acre) of land.
Despite his lack of architectural experience, Alamsjah says he designed the church himself, trying to stay faithful to the dove he’d seen in his vision. Wasno, the head of the nearby village of Gombong and a member of Alamsjah’s 30-person construction crew, says, “Actually, it did look like a dove-in the beginning. But then we added the crown. Daniel wanted it to symbolize holiness, but people thought it was a rooster crest. So they started calling it a chicken instead of a dove.”
Construction began in 1992-the process of getting legal permission ate up four years-and the team used handmade cement, bricks, local sand, and scrap metal to build and fill in the dove’s frame. But the project was plagued by problems from the start. In 2000, a lack of funds forced Alamsjah to quit the project in the middle of construction.
Fifteen years after the project was halted, however, the chicken church suddenly went viral on international media. The Daily Mail and the Huffington Post both released features about it on July 13, 2015, and a year later, it served as a shooting site for the sequel of the Indonesian cult classic film, Ada Apa Dengan Cinta (What’s the Deal With Love).
The recognition spurred the arrival of a flock of tourists: up to 2,000 a week, according to Alamsjah’s ticket records. The proceeds from the nominal entrance fee (Rp. 10,000, or less than USD $1 per person) gave Alamsjah enough money to resume construction.
These days, the chicken church is no longer abandoned. The renovations made in the last two years include jeweled tiles; paneled windows; a small, paved access road; and work on the underground prayer rooms, which are nearly finished. Displays in the main hall (the body of the chicken) document the project’s growth from a divine dream to a full-fledged poultry temple. So many tourists come each year that Alamsjah even built a small cafe inside the chicken’s rear (it sells traditional Indonesian snacks and coffee).
“You know, everyone said I was crazy,” Alamsjah says. “In the 90s, I kept rereading that [Bible] verse, trying to find the courage to continue. My children were very angry at me. I had to keep telling them, this isn’t my plan. This is God’s plan. It’s been 30 years, and I’m glad I continued-thousands of visitors come each year to pray or to reflect on their lives, and my children finally respect what I’ve accomplished.”
Terima kasih Mr.Paul,atas Reaksi anda kepada Negara Indonesia, semoga anda dan keluarga sehat selalu ❤ U.❤🇮🇩
we have some words taken from portuguese
like
Janela = Jendela = Window
Banco = Bangku = bench
Boneca = Boneka = doll
Bandeira = Bendera = flag
etc.
Thank you!
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My bandeira is this one 🇧🇷
about religion, not really.
it is mandatory in school so you have to choose one and then go to a specific school for that religion.
otherwise, you can be not religious or atheist or whatever your faith is in.
most children just choose based on their parent's religion (at first), some do change to another religion as they grow, but mostly just kept it on because it is a hassle to change it.
Godbless you...🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
1NDONESIA, Unity in Diversity🇮🇩
As Indonesian myself i guess we already move on with the past, and very look up to Japan as we want to learn their discipline and ettiquete. So many good things about them and im sure most of Japanese didnt want the colonialosation happened
Bahasa Indonesia is influence by dutch, portugese, english, sanskrit, arabic, and chinese.
We can actually understand some what Afrikaans and Arabic bcoz there are similar words in the language.
Sundanese only spoken by the people of West Java or also known as Sunda
in the eastern part of Indonesiaーie. Nusa Tenggara Timur, Maluku, PapuaーPortuguese and Spanish influenced culture still prominent
Thank for reaction my country INDONESIA
🙏 indonesia 🇮🇩
Wow how did you know so many famous Indonesian people ?
And hi.. I'm an Indonesian currently studying in Israel. ✋🏼☺️
Thanks man i appreciate that
Wah pak guru sudah mulai lumayan bhs Indonesia nya 👍
YES a number of Protuguese as meja from mesa, kameja from camisa. A lot of chinese words as gue (I), lo (you), Arab, Sanskrit words and so on.
☕☕☕♥️♥️♥️ thx uncle Paul....love it!!!
Halo Paul ...terimakasih sudah react negara ku indonesia 🙏
5:52 it is a chicken shape tho but that is a pigeon that where crown,and when you to the top of the crown you can see Borobudur temple in far away
There are more than 1000 Dutch words in the Indonesian language. In addition, Dutch is an important source language in Indonesia in academic education, for example in Indonesian law studies. And despite its bitter history, the Netherlands is the fifth largest investor in Indonesia, after China, Japan, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
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Hello ...i m from South Sulawesi (eastern part of Indonesia)....wellcome to my country bro..wellcome to Tana Torja cultural torism..🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩👍
iko uwais is RAID movie actor
Yes, Raid!
Best friend of indonesia actually japan,south korea and Russia
Japan the largest export partner with indonesia
Russia And indonesia have more diplomanatik (1962) russia(soviet union) helping indonesia war vs netherland and United kingdom in papua island
Well,,the president of south korea and indonesia it's Like brother and sister,,so many tourist from korea Go to bali and Jakarta,,
Salute!
if i am not mistaken that chicken shaped church is actually not "chicken" but another birds.
i forgot which one.
it's a dove.
Japan now so lovely, imagine this world without anime?
Japanese and Indonesian not really closed, Maybe Japanese ppl think that they come to Indonesia wasn't colonized but "give help SEA from europe" but Japanese government really mean to say sorry and help Indonesia grow up, a lot of Japanese technology pretty good and Indonesia has big resources and market so maybe that's why Japan is Indonesian best friend
SUKSES selalu bang........ mantap 👍 salam dari INDONESIA 🇮🇩🇮🇩🙏
As mentioned in this video, Anggun is one of the most successful Singer outside Indonesia, please react to Her songs. 🙂
Indonesian Language is influence by many language from every ethnic that been living here in Indonesia, such as Malayu (Malay), Sundanese, Javanese, Dutch, Portugese, Arab, Chinese, and other language. So sometimes you will found a similiarity of word that has the same meaning with other language..
Yeah, some Indonesian words are influenced by Dutch, Portuguese (like Bendera [flag], Sepatu[shoes], Gereja [church], etc), Arabic, and English also ethnic language from those 34 provinces ...
The unique thing about Jogja (Yogyakarta): it's basically a kingdom (monarchy). It has a Sultan (King), a queen, princes & princesses (royal family) as well that still exists & ruled the kingdom since 1755 until now. But since more than a hundred years ago, this kingdom & its people declared that they joined the Republic of Indonesia🇮🇩. The Kingdom of Yogyakarta has its own rules, but also follow Indonesian law.
That's why the full name of Jogja is "Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta" (Special Region of Yogyakarta). Because it's indeed special. Coz it's a kingdom (with the Sultan/King as the leader), but this kingdom is inside the Republic of Indonesia🇮🇩 (with the president as the leader).
Present from England! 🇬🇧
Portuguese descendant still exist, most of them located at Molluca and Nusa Tenggara, especially Molluca there are still a lot of Dutch and Portuguese family name such as De Fretes, Da Costa, De Lima, De Silla, De Queljoe, Eigendorf, Van Harling, and still many more. You probably know one of famous football player from Netherland, he was Netherland National Team Captain at World Cup Final 2010 Giovanni van Bronckhorst and he is my friend from molluca's cousin.
Super Mantap Brother😀👍
Mantaap
Indonesian is a combination of many regional languages in Indonesia. and a mixture of several foreign languages such as Dutch, English, Arabic and others.
6:10yes it has story' behind,if been there once and there was history why the "one man" build it by him self he Dig a hole for the place where you can pray it ,the church can pray by everyone if you are muslim,chatolic,cristen,Hindu,Buddha you can technicaly pray in the church there is no painting or stuff in the pray room
What are 10 French words that have made it into the English language?
List of English words of French origin - Wikipedia
Consider, for example, some of the most common words in English: able, car, chair, city, country, different, fine, fruit, journey, juice, just, part, people, person, place, real, stay, table, travel, use, very, and wait.
I love when you try competing pronounciation with him... 😂
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The dispute cause from the kingdom era. Srivijaya kingdom from Palembang once ruled Malaya peninsula. The Malay kingdom once rule half north Sumatra. The Majapahit kingdom too, once rule Tumasek (Singapore) and made kingdom2 in Malaya as a vassal.
So basically, Indonesia and Malaysia had same government in the past
14:50 Fun fact why Dutch has same languages in Indonesia because Indonesia was colonized by the Dutch Up to 350 years so that why Dutch languages is Same as Indonesian languages
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Accuracy rate infos of that video around 90% I think.. About earthquake in Indonesia cant generalize like that.. Only a few areas where the volcano is active and regular eruptions have small earthquakes
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Hallo! I'm sundanese. even we have a lot of islands, i never go to other island in entire my live. :D
This is interesting, i have wanted to go Indonesia for a long time 🤔🤩
make it happen, at least wait until the pandemic is over :)
@@shirookun yes have to wait and see when people can travel again 🤔! This pandemic can go on for a long time but lets be positive 😅
@@MyEmppu yep, we have lots of delicious dishes too 👍
we also have a few words adapted from Chinese and Japanese.
portuguese... they're only here for a short period, and mainly to trade and spread christianity.
Exemple the chinnes and japan word please
React Indonesia band, "Sheila on 7 - melompat lebih tinggi | sounds from the corner live"
Daily earthquakes in common thing in both Indonesia and Japan 😂
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8:51 The earthquake always show up in the news so it is fact
Sundanese is spoken in west Java. It's different from east java language and central java language. Each region has its own language. So most indonesians speak at least two languages - Indonesian and regional and make it three with English. I can speak sundanese, javanese, bantenes, Indonesian and a little bit English (still learning thou).
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Is Javanese as hard as he said?
@@TeacherPaulReacts I don't know if this is hard. There are three stages if you want to speak Javanese. Like Korean, the language used for older will be different from speaking to people who are younger or same age with you. My Javanese is fluent, but I can't write the Javanese letter as it is not used often. In sundanese also divided into three degree. So yeah a little bit complicated. But i think the hardest language i've learn so far is arabic. I Still can't do it. It's so hard. I'm still learning English, i hope my writing can be understood. Thank you for asking.😊
Hebat mr sudah bisa bahasa indonesia wow
Halo saya dari Indonesia salam kenal host 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Bahasa is not a language. Bahasa it self means "Language". So if you say "English Language", than we say "Bahasa Inggris". Coz English = Inggris, and Language = Bahasa. So Indonesian language is Bahasa Indonesia, or in English said "Indonesian Language". And Sundanese are spoken by most of West Java Province people as a second language. Our main language are still Bahasa Indonesia. And Middle Java + East Java speaks in Javanese..
Yeah, you have to,,,,,,if you wanna be Indonesian Citizen
sundanese nowadays is a tribe that live in west java.and there are bunch of tribes in indonesia that speak their own languages beside bahasa indonesia.
i don't know if my english is understandable haha.
Your English is great! Thanks for commenting
I'm from MADURA
Yes, unfortunately, we have to choose one of those selections of religion. It will be written in our ID, despite deep inside you might be a non-believer
Bahasa. Indonesia Jakarta 🇮🇩😁😁🇮🇩🇮🇩
Hii kak
Yeah it's kinda weird to have Japan as Indonesia's best friend in that video... it should've been the Nusantara Bros. Malaysia and Singapore.
Indonesia government & Japanese close just only for bisnis.. but the people are not.
CHICKEN CHURCH! Well the locals are even misguided and thought that but apparently its a pidgeon that symbolizes peace in christianity.
Entah mungkin arsiteknya mabok apa ga nemu tukang bangunan yg oke, jadinya kaya ayam dah...
Edit: i totally typed in pidgeon didnt i...damn pokémons and their pidgeys
this old video is now very different now and not everything he says is true. indeed there are many active volcanoes in Indonesia but it is safe otherwise how can it become the 4th largest in the world ?! Indonesia on the map somehow looks small, maybe it's a western conspiracy. In fact, Indonesia is as big as the entire continent of Europe.
Saya dari Jakarta
hallo i am from west java
Ada subtitel Javanese 🤣🤣👍
where do you from my friend 🙏
West Java didn't speak Javanese even it is located in Java island. They speak sundanese
Im sundanese from jawa barat
Please react song from aceh , Orangutansquad - meusyeuhu.
Nc try to speak Indonesian 😄. The raid, it's the movie
For Indonesian : japan is my best friend
For japanese : Brazil is my best friend
That's it.
He should have read the pre-colonial history, especially during the kingdoms era so he can understand more about the relationship between the South East Asian countries and build a much better narration. Some parts of his narration hurt me as an Indonesian.
He must be an English. When he said Malay Archipelago.. Who changed our name 'Nusantara' into Malay Archipelago?? It's the English naturalist 'Wallace' in his wallace line theory. Why Malay Archipelago instead of Indonesia archipelago? Because Malaysia was colonialized by England. So, there was something smartly done to beneficial them at that time and of course create confusion to many people nowadays.
Indonesian language derived from Melayu, Why? It's true that Indonesian language was derived from Melayu. Who are the Melayu people? Who built the Malayan kingdoms in the past? If he cares to learn more, he will understand. I love his video much, but in some parts I get hurt.
Long before the westerns invaded us, We all live harmoniously with our brothers and sisters in all part of South East Asia. Are we really brothers and sisters? If you care to learn more about Nusantara or Nusvantara, you'll be surprised that most of the kingdoms in the South East Asia are strongly related esp. the Kings, they are either brothers by blood, father and son, father in law etc. Clues: Who built the city of Manila in the Philippines? Who built the Malaka sultanette in Malaysia, The History of The Kingdom of Champa in Thailand and many more.... They are all very interesting to learn about.
Indonesia people were known as sailors because we live in an archipelago. That's why you will also find it surprising that the people of Hawaii speaks similar language to many of the Indonesian traditional languages and even in the old writing system HAWAII is known as Hawa'ii which means Small Java, same thing with Fiji, Madagaskar, Suriname and many other places, if you care to trace their ancestors or study their languages, you will be surprised.
By the way, thank you for the awesome reaction.
Indonesia dan Malaysia itu sebenernya sama bro
Indonesian colonized by the dutch like 300 years, of course langugae influenced.
15:52 Yeah you should have religion on ID Card.
wait thats guy is more indonesian than me wtf LMAO
lol
Bahasa Indonesia is mix language...majority from Malaya/Melayu Language (same with Malaysia), and also from Arabic, Dutch, Portuguese, English...also from the local language, especially from Java...
Many Indonesian descendants live in Malaysia
Ah yes, we colonized by the Dutch for 350years and Japan for 5 years (book history said this was more impactful and hurtful for Indonesia)
Sub indonesia
Before reacting calmly to the Indonesian state, you should first come to our country, don't just say you like Indonesia to get subscribers from our citizens.