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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2024 · 10 MIN

6. Beliefs, taboos and superstitions - Kepercayaan, pamali & takhayul

from All Things Indonesian podcast · host Ati Kisjanto

In this episode we’ll discuss beliefs, taboos and superstitions in Indonesia. We often see them applied not only in daily life, but also in the commercial and professional worlds. If you want to know more about learning Indonesian and to see some videos, you can follow my Instagram @AllThingsIndonesian.  And the transcripts of this podcast can be found on my Facebook page All Things Indonesian or you can request to [email protected]. The intro and outro theme music courtesy of @transistor.fm.  This episode’s words and phrases: Kepercayaan - beliefs Pamali - taboos Takhayul - superstition Angka - numeral, numerals Sial - unlucky, bad luck Celaka - in trouble, misfortune Tiga belas - thirteen Nomor - number Hoki - lucky, luck Delapan - eight Sembilan - nine Cantik - beautiful Rupiah - Indonesian currency Rumah - house Tusuk - skewer/ stab Sate - satay/ kebab Tidak boleh - not allowed Menyapu - to sweep/ sweeping Potong - to cut/ cutting Kuku - nail(s) Rambut - hair Malam - evening Malam-malam - late in the evening

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