190 Seri Kata #16: Jatuh

Hello everyone, back again on the Podcast of Indonesian Language with Winda. This podcast can be heard on Spotify, YouTube, and many other platforms. Before we start this episode, I want to thank Chiang Hai, Yunyi, Rich, Mark, Taco Butter, and Andri. Because they have supported this podcast through Patreon. I hope this podcast can continue to help you learn Indonesian language. Welcome back to episode 16. In this episode, we will talk about idioms and languages that contain a word. And the word that we will discuss in this episode is JATUH. Something that falls, goes down quickly, moves from top to bottom quickly. If someone falls, the feeling must be painful. If the object that falls, may be broken or even broken. For example, the fruit. The fruit, if it is cooked, will fall from the tree itself. If it has entered the seed, the fruit on the tree can fall. The one that falls more than one, there are many. Well, if the fruit falls, it may be broken. But if it's not bad, the broken part can be thrown away and we can still eat the good parts. Well, apart from people or objects, Jatuh can also represent the existence that falls quickly. For example, SAHAM JATUH or NILAY JATUH. From the top, moves down quickly, becomes lower. Apart from that, there is JATUH MISKIN and JATUH SAKIT. So, something that falls, usually becomes worse than before. But JATUH may not always be bad. For example, JATUH CINTA. Even though there is also someone who says that JATUH CINTA will eventually also hurt. So, JATUH CINTA should not make us fall, but give us strength. The fact is that love is not easy what we want, there must be JATUH BANGUNNYA. There is JATUH NAYTURUNNYA, also similar to life, similar to the song, JATUH BANGUNNYA KU MNGEJARMU. Whatever happens, if you want to go up and down, JATUH BANGUNNYA, we have to stay excited. Because strength and success are not seen from how many times we have never fallen. But how many times can we get up again, get up again from JATUHAN. JATUH CINTA, when we fall or fall, there are things that fall on us, and these things are usually bigger than us. JATUH NAYTURUNNYA, JATUH BANGUNNYA, JATUH BANGUNNYA, JATUH BANGUNNYA, JATUH BANGUNNYA, JATUH BANGUNNYA, JATUH BANGUNNYA, JATUH BANGUNNYA, JATUH BANGUNNYA, JATUH BANGUNNYA. It means that there is a lot of difficulty after the one difficulty, there is another difficulty. It's not over yet, there is a lot of difficulty. I hope this doesn't happen to us. Well, what must happen is that the tree falls not far from the tree. What does this word mean? It means that the child is similar to his parents, but it's not a matter of face or appearance. It's different from the word "sifat", "sikap" and "cara berpikir". The listeners agree with this word. Even so, there may be a tree that falls a little far from the tree. After falling, it may turn around, turning away from the tree. Maybe because sometimes there is a very different child with his parents. How about the listeners? Are you like a tree that falls not far from the tree? This time's episode ends here. I hope the listeners learn a lot about idioms and languages that contain the word "fall". Don't forget to support this podcast by becoming a friend of Winda on Patreon and get a transcript and an invitation for all the episodes on this podcast. You can also support this podcast by giving a discount on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and sharing this podcast on your social media so that more people listen to this podcast. See you in the next episode. Bye! (gentle music)