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Did you know that Japanese people celebrate several festivals for their children? John F. Kennedy once said, “Children are the world's most valuable resource and its best hope for the future.” In the spirit of Japanese Children's Day held on 5 May, Polyglot Indonesia Jakarta Chapter arranged a meetup titled 子供の笑顔 (Kodomo no Egao) Children's Smile/Senyuman...
The more, the merrier, isn’t it? Polyglot Indonesia Chapter Yogyakarta (PI Jogja) proudly held the second meetup this year on the 7th of April at PondokCabe Bistro, just a few days after 30 new members had been recruited through an interview process. This monthly meetup gathering, with “Our Sports Icon” as the theme, has become a platform for both new and old members to acquaint themselves with...
Celebrating the upcoming International Dance Day, which is celebrated on 29 April, Polyglot Indonesia Jakarta Chapter collaborated with DanceSport UI in a dance-themed meetup titled “Let's Boogie!” last Sunday, 22 April 2018. In this particular meetup, we discussed about ballroom dancing and we even got the chance to learn some basic cha-cha-chá moves!
What runs through your imagination when you hear the phrase ‘Arabian Nights’? Aladdin? Ali Baba? Jasmine? You might have heard or watched some of these characters in mainstream media. So, along the storyline of famous folktales, Polyglot Indonesia Jakarta Chapter conducted a meetup titled ألفليلةوليلة (Alfu Lailah wa Lailah) (Arabian Nights/1001 Malam) (Cu...
I am Jakarta. I am no utopia. I am the reality. I am 30 million ihabitants. I speak tons of languages and dialects. I am the Trisakti shooting. I am the riot of 1998. I am one big riot. You try to riot me. Try me. I try to make deals. I organize your freedom and your peace. I am Monas. I am the glam of Plaza Indonesia...
On Sunday, 25 March 2018, Polyglot Indonesia Bandung Chapter has conducted a different kind of meetup entitled “Tracking Back Our Iconic Building to Unveil the Story Behind the Glory.” This meetup is a part of Polyglot Indonesia Bandung Chapter’s on the road project, in which participants were invited on a tour-style meetup aimed to reacquaint them again w...
On Sunday, 25 March 2018 Polyglot Indonesia Banda Aceh Chapter conducted a regular meetup titled “Learning New Language, Is It a Need or a Desire?” held in Blang Padang Square, Banda Aceh. The title is chosen due to the high interest of young millennials in mastering foreign languages. As usual, the meetup started with a group discussion in which participa...
On Sunday, 25 March 2018, Polyglot Indonesia Jakarta Chapter set all its eyes on six young theatre performers in commemoration of the World Theatre Day! You’re on the wrong track if you associate “Romeo and Juliet” or – even worse – the US TV show “Glee” – with everything that’s theatrically connoted! In this meetup we went beyond theatrical clichés and ex...
Siapa yang tidak pernah mendengar kepiawaian mendiang Gayatri Wailisa yang mampu berbicara berbagai bahasa asing? Kita selalu berdecak kagum dengan kemampuannya dan mungkin bertanya-tanya, apakah ada anak Indonesia selain Gayatri yang memiliki kelihaian serupa? Mungkin sebagian dari kita pernah mendengar nama Vremita Desectia; ia adalah gadis asal Jogjakarta yang mengguncang Bosnia dengan video...
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