More inexpensive Indo food to try in town - order off menu or see before you buy and choose from ready made options in the bayamarie
https://t.co/n4WAxJbEOO
Check out the finalists in this years Indonesian speech competition and vote for your favourite - you may even see someone you know ;) https://t.co/mIXXQEut1k
Ubud writers and readers festival and Ubud food festival have joined forces to go digital this year. All free session (Donations accepted) If you like food and/or stories, check out what's on offer: KEMBALI 2020: A Rebuild Bali Festival https://t.co/K8RQ3g4GRR
The amazing benefits of being bilingual https://t.co/NyG07x3dmt via @BBC_Future
THE MAJORITY OF THE WORLDS POPULATION SPEAKS MORE THAN ONE LANGUAGE. WHAT ARE MONOLINGUALS MISSING OUT ON?
here is the authentic recipe I am demonstrating next week with middle and senior students for remote learning https://t.co/HQ4XUNc55y
to make this in a typical Australian kitchen and view in English, check out my own versions https://t.co/fxYBX03kjo
Here's a family card game to keep you using your Indonesian numbers - have fun with it :)
https://t.co/3mEJTyiUe6
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Hey, a little something to keep the little kids in your life busy over the hols. It's a game the foundies this year and last year enjoyed playing at school. https://t.co/AnCDnGffPU
What topics do people in your family use for small talk? (In China people ask you about what you ate for your most recent meal, in Indonesia, it's your family or where you are traveling to or from.)
Why are senior students talking about Bluey's family!!!??? Turns out 'family' is a common small talk topic in Indonesia. So we thought we'd start out chatting in Indonesian about this cute little family. Soon students will create their own families to write little stories about.
Middle school students started the year with speed sketching. Working in groups they took turns to help each other understand a sentence read out to them in Indonesian and draw a picture to match it. Ibu took 1 ice cream, bapak took 2, my adik took 3!!! Oh no, none left for me!