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Click here to access the listening script & word list← 🧳How do people communicate at work in Indonesia? In this episode, we explore how hierarchy, culture, and social norms shape communication in Indonesian workplaces. From indirect feedback to maintaining harmony, understanding how messages are delivered can be just as important as the message itself. A reflective episode designed for intermediate to advanced Indonesian learners who want to navigate real-world professional communication with greater cultural awareness.
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Click here to access the listening script & word list← Ever been surprised by the questions Indonesians ask? In this episode, discover five common Indonesian expressions that might sound rude in English—but are actually normal, friendly, and deeply connected to Indonesian culture. 🇮🇩✨
Click here to access the listening script & word list← 😅Still saying sangat mahal or jauh sekali? In this episode, learn the casual expressions Indonesians actually use in daily conversation, like banget and abis, and start sounding more natural, relaxed, and local when speaking Bahasa Indonesia!
Click here to access the listening script & word list←📰In today’s digital world, not all news is created equal. This episode explores how people in Indonesia consume news, from social media headlines to viral content, and why media literacy is becoming increasingly important. How do we know what to trust? And what happens when we don’t question the information we see? A reflective episode designed for intermediate to advanced Indonesian learners who want to develop both language skills and critical thinking in a digital age.
Click here to access the listening script & word list← 💊A short and practical story about receiving a package at home. Learn useful everyday phrases and simple expressions you might hear when the delivery arrives—perfect for beginners building confidence in real-life Indonesian situations.
Click here to access the listening script & word list← 🛜Indonesia is planning to restrict social media access for children under the age of 16 starting in March 2026. The policy aims to protect young users from risks such as cyberbullying, online scams, and harmful digital content. In this episode of Berita Bersama Berlin, we explore the background of this new regulation, the concerns that led to the policy, and the debate surrounding how effective it might be in protecting children in the digital age. Listen to learn how Indonesian news discusses technology, policy, and digital safety.