Ibukota Batu Opal Dunia
Ditulis oleh Maddie Crothers – AIYA National Blog Editor Terjemahan oleh Gabriella Pasya – AIYA National Translation Team Klik di sini untuk versi Bahasa Inggris. Terletak lebih dari 800 km di […]
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Selamat Hari Batik: sebuah perayaan warisan budaya Indonesia yang mendunia
Ditulis oleh Lotte Troost – AIYA National Blog Editor Diterjemahkan oleh Thomas Shears – AIYA National Translator, versi Bahasa Inggris klik disini. Selain menjadi hari Sabtu pertama pada bulan Oktober, […]
Happy Batik Day: a worldwide celebration of Indonesia’s cultural heritage
Written by Lotte Troost – AIYA National Blog Editor Translated by Thomas Shears – AIYA National Translator. Indonesian version click here. In addition to being the first Saturday of the […]
Gempa Bermagnitudo 5.9 Mengguncang Kota Melbourne
Diterjemahkan oleh Iffa Zuraida Kota Melbourne dihantam oleh gempa dengan getaran yang dirasakan di seluruh Australia Tenggara. Gempa bermagnitudo 5.9 tersebut, yang berpusat di dekat Mansfield di Victoria Timur Laut, […]
Melbourne Rocked by 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake
Melbourne has been struck by a rare earthquake, with tremors felt across South-East Australia. The 5.9 magnitude quake, with an epicentre near Mansfield in North-East Victoria was felt as far […]
COVID-19 dan Wajah Pembelajaran In-country Immersion yang Berubah
Ditulis oleh Patrick Moran- AIYA National Blog Editor Diterjemahkan oleh Gabriella Pasya- AIYA National Translator COVID-19 telah menimbulkan banyak tantangan di seluruh dunia. Pandemi dan pembatasan terkait telah mengubah cara […]
COVID-19 and the Changing Face of In-country Immersion
Written by Patrick Moran- AIYA National Blog Editor Translated by Gabriella Pasya– AIYA National Translator COVID-19 has posed numerous challenges across the globe. The pandemic and its associated restrictions have […]
From affixes to idioms and loanwords: a linguistic view on the benefits of learning Bahasa Indonesia for your career
Written by Lotte Troost – AIYA National Blog Editor Translated by Gabriela Pasya – AIYA National Translation Team. Click here to read the Indonesian translation. Design by Dinda Rialita – […]
Poems for Indonesia – The Poet of AIYA
By Christopher Sukarno – Education Facilitator at AIYA Victoria My name is Christopher Sukarno John Redden. I am a student at University of Melbourne, doing a double major in Politics & International […]
Indonesia’s Rising Chess Stars
Translated by Adolf Richardo Graphic by Yudi Tri Utomo Chess has experienced a rapid surge in popularity, with the release of ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ on Netflix last October, triggering renewed […]