July 2011
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Jul 31st
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Jul 30th
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Jul 17th
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Jul 16th
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Jul 16th
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The Daily Indonesian
This edition is all about numbers. Comes handy for prices, which is usually in thousands and hundreds. For example Rp. 15,500 is fifteen thousand, five hundred. Zero - Nol/kosong (nol / ko–song) One - satu (sa–too) Two - dua (doo–a) Three - tiga (tee-ga) Four - empat (mm-paht) Five - lima (lee-ma) Six - enam (u-nahm) Seven - tujuh (too-jooh) Eight - delapan (da-la-pahn) Nine - sembilan...
Jul 15th
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Jul 15th
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Jul 14th
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New Guinness World Record: World's Largest... →
The world record for the largest angklung ensemble was set in Washington DC after 5,182 people of various nationalities turned up on Saturday to shake the traditional Indonesian bamboo musical instruments to the tune of “We are the World”. I was one of the 5,182 people shaking the angklung! Source: Jakarta Post
Jul 12th
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Jul 11th
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Jakarta rocks as the city for international... →
“Indonesia is on the radar of artists in Asia because the market potential is huge and people don’t mind spending more on tickets,” said Jakarta-based music expert Bens Leo. Source: Reuters
Jul 11th
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Jul 9th
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Jul 8th
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Jul 7th
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Jul 3rd
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Jul 3rd
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Jul 2nd
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Jul 2nd
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Jul 1st
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A Weekend of Summer Breeze
Time to pack you bags, bring your family and friends, and go to the beach. Think about nothing and relax with the world’s biggest pool around you. Take a dip into the ocean, explore the underwater wonders, catch the biggest wave on your surfboard. Not enticing enough? I’ve queued a weekend’s worth of Indonesia’s beach paradise photos. Enjoy, Proud Indonesian
Jul 1st
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