Wearing Jarik

Hi all, in Indonesian culture class students are practicing using Jarik. What is Jarik? Jarik is an Indonesian fabric that is very attached to the lives of Javanese people, especially Central Java and East Java. Jarik itself is a designation for typical Javanese fabrics that have batik motifs with various patterns. The learning is very interesting right? They look very enthusiastic in participating in learning

In Javanese, Jarik has the meaning 'Easy to envy', or in Indonesian means don't be easily jealous. When wearing a finger, someone will walk carefully.

 They help each other to wear Jarik

 In the past, Javanese people used this Indonesian cloth in daily life, starting from being used as a subordinate, baby sleeping mat, baby carrier.

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Indonesian Specialty Food Cassava Porridge

Today in a culinary class foreign students make cassava porridge. Is that cassava porridge? Cassava porridge is a typical Javanese food which is cooked by boiling the ingredients until it becomes very soft.

Material:

1 white sweet potato (200gr kurleb) is better if the color

orange / yellow

700 ml of water

50 grams of tapioca is liquefied with 3 tablespoons of water

200 gr of brown sugar

1/2 teaspoon salt

2 pcs pandan leaves

Ingredients for coconut milk:

1 bks coconut milk kara 65gr

250 ml of water

a little salt

Step:

1. Cut the sweet potatoes into small squares. Then boil them with water, salt and pandan leaves

2. After boiling, add brown sugar. Wait until the sweet potato is tender (not 3. until the potato is crushed). Then enter the thawed tapioca while stirring stirring. Wait until it boils then turn off the heat

4. How to make coconut milk: mix coconut milk with water and salt then cook over low heat while stirring constantly so that the coconut milk does not break

5. Serve porridge with coconut milk can be eaten hot and cold.

6. Porridge telo is ready to be served

good luck

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Indonesian Art

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do you know? What are foreign students studying at UPGRIS? So, they are taking an Indonesian art class by learning gamelan in Indonesia. Exciting well, studying together with students of the Java language study program as well as accompanied by a lecturer. Students are invited directly to play gamelan and sing traditional songs accompanied by gamelan.

Furthermore, students also learn to paint on the caping. Caping in Indonesia also varies with interesting paintings and motifs. Foreign students directly learn to paint with lecturers and assistant students. They look very happy and enjoy painting. wow, that's exciting.

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Indonesian Cultural Products

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Meet again with us ISOL UPGRIS!

Indonesian cultural products, one of which is wayang kulit. What is puppet. Puppet is a product of Indonesian culture that is usually staged and its contents are stories about kingdoms or historical warfare that exist in Indonesia. So, there are so many kinds of puppets. There are shadow puppets, puppet people, and puppet show.

Next, in the writing class foreign students are invited to learn about describing objects. One of the things described is a traditional house that is familiar with the material, size, color, characteristics, functions and parts of the house.

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Outing Class Kampung Batik Meteseh Semarang

Kampung Batik Meteseh Semarang

Hello all,

This time foreign students were taking an outing class in the batik village of the Meteseh area. Students are directly involved in practicing batik. Wow, that's exciting! You all know, that batik in Indonesia has a lot of motives, around 5,000, more or less batik in Indonesia, with different motifs from each region. Why? Yes, because batik motifs in Indonesia are found in each area to show the characteristics of the area.

Students are paying attention to the explanation from the guide. they are very serious about paying attention. Very cool, you can learn directly.

Well, students are practicing to make batik with printed batik. What is that? so, in Indonesia the process of making batik is batik, printed batik, and batik printing. Now the picture is a way of making batik

If this is being paid attention to, batik.

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What is Indonesian Culinary?

What is culinary in Indonesia. In the culinary class we learn about food, drinks that are typical of Indonesia. There are such things as Crackers, Pecel Rice and others that taste good and are addictive for eating. Oh yeah, besides that there's something else. It's called Fried Rice and Rames Rice. Not just rice, there's something else. Rendang What is Rendang? Rendang is a typical Indonesian food from Padang. If people call it Padang Cuisine which is famous for its delicious taste in rendang.

There is also a market snack that tastes good too. There are sweet, salty, and savory. one of the snacks on the market called layer cakes and risoles. Wow, it looks delicious, right? If you try it, it can be addictive. foreign students are invited to traditional markets to get to know traditional culinary delights in Indonesia. Very exciting anyway, we went together together accompanied by lecturers as well.

Next, there's more. A drink that is no less tasty. It's called mixed ice drinks. So, mixed ice is a drink consisting of a mixture of fruits, there are dragon fruit, melons, papaya, and so forth. There is also such thing as glutinous ice. Glutinous ice is a drink made from sticky rice mixed with starch and added also liquid brown sugar to taste sweet.

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Indonesian Culture

Hi everyone, we will introduce Indonesian Culture. Below we are dancing the Caping dance. Caping What is Caping. Caping is a head covering that is usually used by farmers to go to the fields. Indonesia is an agrarian country, where the average population works as a farmer. So, farmers usually use caping to protect themselves from the hot sun. In your country, is there any caping? Caping is an Indonesian icon that needs to be preserved, there is a dance that dances using Caping. We usually call that dance the Caping Dance. Caping dance originates from East Java. This dance is usually danced by a group of people can be 4 to 5 people even there are more. Caping dance is a traditional dance that we introduce to foreign students. Interesting right? There's more besides Caping Dance. Stay tuned.

In addition, we were also introduced to batik. What is batik? Batik is a craft that has high artistic value and has been a part of Indonesian culture (especially Java) for a long time. The tradition of making batik was originally a hereditary tradition, so that sometimes a motif can be identified from a particular family batik. Some batik may indicate the status of a person. Batik is made on other materials such as silk and other synthetic materials. Batik motifs are formed with liquid wax using a tool called a canting for fine motifs, or a brush for large-sized motifs, so that the liquid wax seeps into the fabric fibers. In connection with the photo below, on October 2, 2019 in Indonesia as the National Batik Day. Foreign students also took part in the National Batik day by making 100 meters of batik.

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What ISOL learning activities?

Hello, all, 

Here will be explained about learning activities in ISOL UPGRIS.

The learning is interesting and certainly fun. Note the information below. The Indonesian Culture class this time learns about the map of Indonesia. Indonesia has several provinces spread throughout Indonesia with a total of 34 provinces. Each province is divided into city / regency areas. In Indonesia there are cities / districts that are very interesting and have different cultures. Now, what city / district are we in now, let's guess? Want to know where we are in the city / district? Let's look at the following explanation so that you are not curious, hehe Now, we study at the University of PGRI Semarang, which is located in Central Java Province. Just look at the map below, where is the province of Central Java? That's right, the province of Central Java is on the island of Java precisely in the middle between West Java and Central Java. The Indonesian Culture course is also taught about culture in each of the regions in Indonesia. Everything seemed enthusiastic and comfortable with the explanation given by the lecturer Mr. R. Yusuf Sidiq Budiawan, S.Pd., M.A.

Next, we move on to the next learning activity. In this learning activity in the writing course. Come on, whoever likes to write, we will learn to write, here. Learn to write this with Mr. Latif Anshori Kurniawan, S.Pd., M.A. Now, who is standing in the picture below, named Mohsen Arbabi from Afghanistan who was reading his writing. Then Maddiline and Kenneh were watching Mohsen who was reading.

After studying in the writing course, we studied in the reading course. This time we studied with Mrs. Rawinda Fitrotul M., S.S., M.A. We are learning about the time available in Indonesia. In Indonesia there are 3 times, namely WIB, WIT, and WITA.

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ISOL (Indonesian for Speakers of Other Language)

ISOL (Indonesian For Speakers Of Other Language) is an education that is devoted to foreign students from abroad who will study Indonesian. PGRI Semarang University accepts two entry paths to learn Indonesian namely the regular path and Darmasiswa.
ISOL UPGRIS
Address: Campus 4, University of PGRI Semarang, Gajah Raya Street 40 Sambirejo, Gayamsari, Semarang

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