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Celebrating Indonesia’s
Independence day
English Lesson_Ms. Yuyun

ANNOTATING
Circle - Key Words/Phrases
Underline - Key Ideas and Major Points
Exclamation Mark ‘!’ - Important
information ; information to make
connection
Question Mark ‘?’ - Anything confusion,
unfamiliar words, unclear information
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Indonesia celebrates its Independence Day on August 17th each
year, marking the anniversary of its declaration of independence in
1945 after centuries of Dutch rule and Japanese occupation during
World War II.
This year, Indonesia celebrated its 79th Independence Day with a
special ceremony in its future new capital city, Nusantara, on the
island of Borneo. This new capital city is still under construction,
but the Indonesian government wanted to hold the ceremony
there to mark the occasion.
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The celebration in Nusantara was a scaled-back event due to the
ongoing construction. However, it was still a significant event, with
Indonesian President Joko Widodo and his successor, Prabowo
Subianto, in attendance.
The ceremony included a flag-raising ceremony, where the
national Red-White flag was hoisted. This was a symbolic moment,
representing the country's independence and unity.
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Indonesia's Independence Day is a time for celebration and
reflection. People across the country participate in various events,
including flag-raising ceremonies, parades, and community
gatherings. These events often feature traditional Indonesian
music and dance performances, as well as games and
competitions.
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In Bali, the celebrations are particularly vibrant, blending
traditional Indonesian festivities with the island's unique cultural
heritage. Local communities host events that showcase Balinese
culture, while popular tourist spots offer themed parties and
activities that bring together locals and visitors alike.
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The number 17, 8, and 45 are significant in Indonesia's
Independence Day celebrations, as they represent the date of the
declaration of independence (August 17, 1945). Businesses often
use these numbers in their promotions and discounts, offering
special deals to celebrate the occasion.
Indonesia's Independence Day is a time for the country to reflect
on its history and celebrate its freedom. The celebrations are a
reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought for
independence and a symbol of the country's unity and progress.
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