Bulan Agustus selalu punya daya tarik tersendiri bagi masyarakat Indonesia. Begitu masuk bulan kemerdekaan, suasana di kampung-kampung langsung berubah drastis. Suasana yang tadinya biasa, mendadak jadi penuh warna dan cahaya, mirip pasar malam sebulan penuh!
Wisma Bahasa's approach focuses on creating enjoyable situations for learners to communicate in bahasa Indonesia, fostering a comfortable and engaging learning environment. This is why we proudly call ourselves WISMA BAHASA, the home of language.
Usia 43 tahun adalah lambang kedewasaan yang matang. Waktu telah menempa Wisma Bahasa menjadi sebuah lembaga yang diperhitungkan,
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The color black, is often associated with mourning, is believed in the Western world for a century. In addition, this practice is also believed to […]
Bangka Belitung Islands found its fame when it became the setting for the Laskar Pelangi film, which was based on the novel Laskar Pelangi by […]
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Correlative conjunctions are conjunctions that connect two words, phrases, or clauses that have the same syntactic category (Hasan Alwi et al., 2014: 304). 304). In […]
Are you interested in learning about Indonesia’s cultural diversity? You wish to learn Indonesian language, but don’t have much free time? Or do you just […]
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Have you ever communicated with young people in Indonesia? How would you address them when you don’t know their names? How do you call them? […]