Mi Familia - I am Indonesian! :) #2 (*My family picture is attached below) Hola, soy Mia. Ésta es mi familia. Mi padre es Fahrodin. Mi madre se llama Nurani. Mi abuelo es Sutarman. Mi abuela se llama Fatonah. Mi abuelastra se llama Warsi. Yo soy el nieta de Fatonah y de Sutarman. Yo soy el nietastra de Warsi. Fatonah y Sutarman tienen tres hijos: mi madre Nurani, su hermana Asih, y su hermano Rahman. Asih es mi tía y Rahman es mi tío. Sutarman y Warsi tienen dos hijos: Nur y Arif. Nu res mi tía y Arif mi tío. La esposo de Asih es Umang. Asih y Umang tienen tres hijos: Teddy, Fendy, y Indah. Yo soy el sobrina de Asih y Umang. Teddy y Fendy son mi primo. Indah es mi prima. La esposa de Rahman es Tanti. Asih y Umang tienen tres hijos: Lina, Reza, y Kafa. Yo soy el sobrina de Asih y Umang. . Lina es mi prima. Reza y Kafa son mi primo. Sutarman y Warsi tienen dos hijos: Nur y Arif. La esposo de Nur es Ipin. Nur y Ipin tienen uno hijos es Nofal. La esposa de Arif es Fitri. Arif y Fitri tienen uno hijos su nombre es Kayla. Sutarman y Warsi tienen nieto es Nofal y nieta es Kayla. Ésta es mi familia. Mia. Note: how to say step-grandmother/father, step-grandchildren (boy and girl), is there any step-aunt and step uncle? Gracias! :)

DESCRIBIÉNDOSE MISMO - I am Indonesian! :) Hola! Me llamo Mia. Soy joven, alta, y delgado. Tengo 165 (ciento sesenta y cinco) centímetres. Tengo 60 (sesenta y cinco) kilogramos. Tengo el pelo liso, corto, y negro. Tengo los ojos grande y negro. Tengo la piel claros. Tengo acné. Tengo no gafas. Tengo hijab. Soy trabajador. Soy simpatico. Soy honesto. Soy diligente. Please correct me, gracias! Terima kasih (Indonesian: thank you)! ^^

Hola, Soy de Indonesia! Hola! Me llamo Nur Fahmia. Mi apodo es Mia. Soy de Indonesia. Tengo veinte años. Mi cumpleános es el veinte y cuatro de febrero. Soy estudiente de indonesio. Mis aficienes sor nadar. Gracias! Por favor corrigeme. :)

Meeting My Italki Student (Irish Man) in Indonesia! He is my Italki student. He is an Irish man who lives in Germany. He can speak many languages so it helped me when I conducted bahasa Indonesia lesson to him from Nov-Dec by Skype (Yogyakarta-Berlin). Then finally today we met in this place, where Cinta and Rangga (Ada Apa dengan Cinta 2 movie) came with love. Honestly I learn a lot from him, and I couldn't say anything when he told me, "Hey Mia! Thanks for teaching me!" My mother accompanied me today so... senang (happy). [emoji][emoji] #bahasa #bahasaIndonesia #Magelang #senang #cewekkekar #alay #italki #indonesia #ibu #language

I LIVED I LIVED, I WAS Last week, I went to Semarang to attend AIESEC Star Conference for 3 days. We were 35 delegates from AIESEC local commitees in Indonesia. Stars built constellation. One of the sessions that touched me was about "Leading Passionately". Our fasci was Kak Nu, an AIESEC from LC Bandung. She asked me to write: "If you die, what things that people will remind of you?" Then we shared our answer to our buddies. In the end of this session, Kak Nu asked us to make a circle. We held our hands. We spoke our dreams, dreams that will make us strive for life. I spoke my dream, of course its about education and bahasa Indonesia. I heard the others' dreams and it made me feel touched. Our dreams are about Indonesia. It is big and it is hard to realize without any effort. Then, Kak Nu played a song named "I Lived" from One Republic. We sang together and read the lyric deeply. This morning, I watched the video in YouTube. This video is really awesome. It is about cystic fibrosis disease. Eventhough I am not CF victim, but I knew that feel. When I was 11 years old, my lung was sick. I could not breathe well. I had to go to pulmonologist every two weeks. At that time, I told to my mom how if I could not run and play with my friends again. Now I am 19. I don't know when the moment will come to pick me up to sky. But, I remember my dreams. Let's do it! "...until my moment comes, I'll say... I, I did it all I, I did it all I owned every second that this world could give I saw so many places, the things that I did With every broken bone, I swear I lived." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0rxydSolwU

Snorkeling in Sadranan Beach, Yogyakarta, Indonesia Last Sunday, 25th Nov, I went to Sadranan and Sundak beaches in Yogyakarta. This journey was conducted by my mother's office, so my mother's friends also asked all their family members to join it. We went there by bus. I have a goal in this life. That goal is snorkeling :D Alhamdulillah, finally I have done that goal! I have known that visitors can go snorkeling in Sadranan beach. Arriving there, I asked my mother to let me go snorkeling. It was cheap, just 35K rupiahs! I rent live vest, rubber shoes, and snorkel things (dive mask and shaped tube?). At that day, actually I was not in good condition. I was not OK. Because all weekdays I just ate once a day. -_- I was busy and I forgot to eat routine :( I got private guide, his name is Gunawan. I was lucky to have private guide! He gave me instructions how to take breath by mouth. It was rather difficult for me because I seldom swim lately. It was my first time to swim in sea so my mouth was full of salt xD Around 30 minutes in the seawater, I could see many fish! Waaa, wonderful! Suddenly, I stopped my body in the water. I raised my body. I took oxygen in the air. I vomited! Gunawan massaged my nape in order to ease the process of vomiting. After that, he massaged my stomach and asked me to be recumbent in the water. He worried if I lost consciousness in the water. He told me that he did not want to brought my body because I am fat, LOL. Minutes later, I felt better. :) I went back to the seashore. I want to say thanks to my guide, well :D More than a guide.