We call it "Dadar Gulung" not Gulung Gulung.. Dadar means omelet.. Gulung means roll.. We make the eggs into an omelette.. N then we roll the eggs.. Right? We call Omelette is "Telur Dadar" n we call Sunny Side Up is "Telur Ceplok".. I'm Javanese-Indonesian.. Nice to see u.. 🙏 If u said "Gulung Gulung" in Java-Indonesia, that means when you fall and roll around then people call u "Gulung Gulung".. wkwk 😂 Really funny, right?? btw Mbak, sampean bisa ngomong Jawa?? 🤔
Thanks for your great explanation. I was born in Suriname. I speak Javanese with Surinamese influences. Unfortunately, our Javanese language, the so-called "street language" that we learned from our ancestors, has never been further developed. For example, our dishes, such as Surinamese Javanese noodles, fried rice, chicken ketjap, are made differently from Javanese-Indonesian. Another example, here we call our chicken soup "Saoto" instead of Soto Ayam. They are made in 10 or more different ways, which is very different from the Indonesian version. I challenge you to look at my recipes and share your version with me ❤. Love and regards Aida.
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We call it "Dadar Gulung" not Gulung Gulung.. Dadar means omelet.. Gulung means roll.. We make the eggs into an omelette.. N then we roll the eggs.. Right? We call Omelette is "Telur Dadar" n we call Sunny Side Up is "Telur Ceplok".. I'm Javanese-Indonesian.. Nice to see u.. 🙏 If u said "Gulung Gulung" in Java-Indonesia, that means when you fall and roll around then people call u "Gulung Gulung".. wkwk 😂 Really funny, right?? btw Mbak, sampean bisa ngomong Jawa?? 🤔
Thanks for your great explanation. I was born in Suriname. I speak Javanese with Surinamese influences. Unfortunately, our Javanese language, the so-called "street language" that we learned from our ancestors, has never been further developed. For example, our dishes, such as Surinamese Javanese noodles, fried rice, chicken ketjap, are made differently from Javanese-Indonesian. Another example, here we call our chicken soup "Saoto" instead of Soto Ayam. They are made in 10 or more different ways, which is very different from the Indonesian version. I challenge you to look at my recipes and share your version with me ❤. Love and regards Aida.