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As you can see on the tittle of my blog, we are going to learn about biography
So readers, did you understand about last topic?
If you still confuse, well this group will repeat a little
Okay before you get bored because I'm talking to much then we can start study now. But, pray first okay. If you done and ready, LET'S STUDY NOW!!
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Before we go to the topic, will be better for us to listen Indonesian
anthem song first. The song named 'Melati di tapal batas'. You also can sing if you want ;) I will put the lyric under the video
Engau gadis muda remaja
Bagai sekuntum melati
Engkau sumbangkan jiwa-raga
Di tapal batas Bekasi
Engkau dinamakan Srikandi
Pendekar putrl sejati
Engkau turut jejak pemuda
Turut mengawal negara
O, pendekar putri nan cantik
Dengarlah panggilan ibu
Sawah-ladang rindu menanti
Akan sumbangan baktlmu
Duhai, putri muda remaja
Suntingan kampung halaman
Kembali ke pangkuan bunda
Berbakti kita di ladang
O, pendekar putri nan cantik
Dengarlah panggilan ibu
Sawah-ladang rindu menanti
Akan sumbangan baktlmu
Duhai, gadis muda remaja
Suntingan kampung halaman
Kembali ke pangkuan bunda
Berbakti kita di ladang
Okay now we can start to explain the topic
Okay I think enough for today. Let's enjoy Indonesian local song 'NENG GEULIS'
Neng geulis
Anak kesayangan ibu
Tumpuan dan harapan keluarga
Neng geulis
Cerdas, rajin, dan berilmu
Merangkai hidup kerja tanpa jemu
Ingatlah jangan lupa kau berbagi
Sadarlah jangan sampai lupa diri
Jagalah kesehatan dengan baik
Nasehat orang tua
Biarkan mereka yang mencela
Tataplah ke depan dan jalan saja
Raihlah mimpimu sehingga mereka tersenyum bahagia
Neng geulis
Kerja demi keluarga
Harapan buat senang orang tua
Neng geulis
Kau memang tak pernah lelah
Kau jadi kebanggaan orang tua
Ingatlah jangan lupa kau berbagi
Sadarlah jangan sampai lupa diri
Jagalah kesehatan dengan baik
Nasehat orang tua
Biarkan mereka yang mencela
Tataplah ke depan dan jalan saja
Raihlah mimpimu sehingga mereka tersenyum bahagia
Ingatlah jangan lupa kau berbagi
Sadarlah jangan sampai lupa diri
Jagalah kesehatan dengan baik
Nasehat orang tua
Alright friends thank you for study with us.
See you on the next update with another topic
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BIOGRAPHY OF RADEN ADJENG KARTINI
Raden
Adjeng Kartini was a Javanese noblewoman best known as a pioneer in the area of
women's rights for native Indonesians.
Who Was
Raden Adjeng Kartini?
Raden
Adjeng Kartini opened the first Indonesian primary school for native girls that
did not discriminate based on social standing in 1903. She corresponded with
Dutch colonial officials to further the cause of Javanese women's emancipation
up until her death, on September 17, 1904, in Rembang Regency, Java. In 1911,
her letters were published.
Early
Years
Kartini
was born to a noble family on April 21, 1879, in the village of Mayong, Java,
Indonesia. Kartini's mother, Ngasirah, was the daughter of a religious scholar.
Her father, Sosroningrat, was a Javanese aristocrat working for the Dutch
colonial government. This afforded Kartini the opportunity to go to a Dutch
school, at the age of 6. The school opened her eyes to Western ideals. During
this time, Kartini also took sewing lessons from another regent's wife, Mrs.
Marie Ovink-Soer. Ovink-Soer imparted her feminist views to Kartini, and was
therefore instrumental in planting the seed for Kartini's later activism.
When
Kartini reached adolescence, Javanese tradition dictated that she leave her
Dutch school for the sheltered existence deemed appropriate to a young female
noble.
Raden
Adjeng Kartini was a Javanese noblewoman best known as a pioneer in the area of
women's rights for native Indonesians.
Feminist
Struggling
to adapt to isolation, Kartini wrote letters to Ovink-Soer and her Dutch
schoolmates, protesting the gender inequality of Javanese traditions such as
forced marriages at a young age, which denied women the freedom to pursue an
education.
Ironically,
in her eagerness to escape her isolation, Kartini was quick to accept a
marriage proposal arranged by her father. On November 8, 1903, she wed the
regent of Rembang, Raden Adipati Joyodiningrat. Joyodiningrat was 26 years
older than Kartini, and already had three wives and 12 children. Kartini had
recently been offered a scholarship to study abroad, and the marriage dashed
her hopes of accepting it. According to Javanese tradition, at 24 she was too
old to expect to marry well.
Intent
on spreading her feminist message, with her new husband's approval, Kartini
soon set about planning to start her own school for Javanese girls. With help
from the Dutch government, in 1903 she opened the first Indonesian primary
school for native girls that did not discriminate on the basis of their social
status. The school was set up inside her father's home, and taught girls a
progressive, Western-based curriculum. To Kartini, the ideal education for a
young woman encouraged empowerment and enlightenment. She also promoted their
lifelong pursuit of education. To that end, Kartini regularly corresponded with
feminist Stella Zeehandelaar as well as numerous Dutch officials with the
authority to further the cause of Javanese women's emancipation from oppressive
laws and traditions. Her letters also expressed her Javanese nationalist
sentiments.
Death
and Legacy
On
September 17, 1904, at the age of 25, Kartini died in the regency of Rembang,
Java, of complications from giving birth to her first child. Seven years after
her death, one of her correspondents, Jacques H. Abendanon, published a
collection of Kartini's letters, entitled "From Darkness to Light:
Thoughts About and on Behalf of the Javanese People." In Indonesia,
Kartini Day is still celebrated annually on Kartini's birthday.
''After Rain Comes Sunshine''
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