
Level of Indonesian and English fluency: Beginner to Intermediate
Starting in March 2021, we have added a beginner-intermediate section. The stories are based on true events that are read by our host in both Indonesian and English.
As this is a beginner’s section, the vocabularies are kept at a basic level, with a few more advanced ones mixed in to maintain the originality of the story. We believe this will also help people to learn the language a bit faster.
The Indonesian language used here is mostly in the daily-conversation format, that has influences from the local culture and custom. Should you have questions on the more formal version, please consult with your guru Bahasa Indonesia.
Semoga menikmati.
These are our stories, what is yours?
Level of Indonesian and English fluency: Beginner to Intermediate
*The latest A-B episodes below*
The Second (and kinda third) Culture Shock
This is a story how culture shock continues wherever I am.
My Brother’s Bike
This is a story when a dream could hit your head hard.
No More Dogs
This story is inspired by and dedicated to those who have experienced the sadness of losing their pets.
My grandfather’s Auto Repair shop
One of many things what I remember about my grandpa… Level of Indonesian and English fluency: Beginner to Intermediate This episode is one of our editions while we are still in the midst of Covid 19 pandemic. We’d like to extend our deep condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. This is definitely…
A garbageman and His Wife
This is a story about Mr. Narko and his wife. Level of Indonesian and English fluency: Beginner to Intermediate This episode is one of our editions while we are still in the midst of Covid 19 pandemic. We’d like to extend our deep condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. This is definitely…
He’ll always be my little brother
This is a story about how some things remain the same. Level of Indonesian and English fluency: Beginner to Intermediate This episode is one of our editions while we are still in the midst of Covid 19 pandemic. We’d like to extend our deep condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. This is…
Kerupuk And Sambal
This is a story about kerupuk and sambal, which may be one of the things that Indonesian can’t eat without. Level of Indonesian and English fluency: Beginner to Intermediate This episode is one of our editions while we are still in the midst of Covid 19 pandemic. We’d like to extend our deep condolences to…
A Protector Or A Robber
This is one of the first stories that showed me how professions do not define people’s real character. Level of Indonesian and English fluency: Beginner to Intermediate This episode is one of our editions while we are still in the midst of Covid 19 pandemic. We’d like to extend our deep condolences to those who…
A Bigger Tummy
This is a story about an era where for me, food is either good or very good. Level of Indonesian and English fluency: Beginner to Intermediate This episode is one of our editions while we are still in the midst of Covid 19 pandemic. We’d like to extend our deep condolences to those who have…
The First Culture Shock
This is a story about the first culture shock during our early university days. Level of Indonesian and English fluency: Beginner to Intermediate This episode is one of our editions while we are still in the midst of Covid 19 pandemic. We’d like to extend our deep condolences to those who have lost their loved…
Homesick
This is a story about our home. One of the episodes for beginner to intermediate level. This episode is one of our editions while we are still in the midst of Covid 19 pandemic. We’d like to extend our deep condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. This is definitely a very difficult…
Once upon a time
This is a story about our family. The first episode for beginner to intermediate level. This episode is one of our editions in the midst of Covid 19 pandemic. We’d like to extend our deep condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. This is definitely a very difficult time for everyone and we…
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