iGCSE Indonesian CAIE
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Content Overview
34 topics in 6 modules
βοΈ Core Vocabulary and Structures 10 topics
- Personal Identifications
- Family and Friends
- Hobbies and Leisures
- Daily Routines
- School
- Food and Drink
- Health and Welfare
- Social Relations
- Transport and Travel
- Weather and Environment
βοΈ Topics (General Themes) 4 topics
- Home, School, and Daily Routine
- Education and Employment
- Personal and Social Life
- The World Around Us
βοΈ Topics (Local Themes) 8 topics
- Arts: Storytelling, Dance, Music, Shadow Theatre, and Puppetry
- The People: Language, Clothes, Food, and House
- Geography: Volcanoes, Rivers, Animals, and Plants
- History: Ancient Kingdoms, National Awakening, and Independence
- Tourism: Attractions, Activities, and Different Types of Tourism
- Daily Life: Market, Field, and Rice Processing
- Jakarta: Monuments, Museums, and Points of Interest
- Transportation, Mail, and Communication
βοΈ Writing in Indonesian 5 topics
- Formal and Informal Letters, Emails, or Messages
- Descriptive Pieces
- Narratives, Accounts, and Reports
- Explanatory and Argumentative Pieces
- Interviews, Dialogues, or Scripts
βοΈ Listening and Responding in Indonesian 4 topics
- Conversations, Interviews or Narratives
- Identifying Specific Information, Ideas, or Opinions
- Understanding Language in Context
- Developing Strategies to Improve Listening Skills
βοΈ Speaking Test (Optional) 3 topics
- Conversations about General and Specific Topics
- Expressing Thoughts, Ideas, Feelings, and Emotions
- Demonstrating Awareness and Understanding of Different Registers and Styles of Spoken Language
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Core Vocabulary and Structures
Personal Identifications
Personal Identifications
Basic Self-Introduction
- Nama saya... means "My name is..."
- Saya berasal dari... can be used to express "I come from..."
- Umur saya... tahun means "I am... years old"
- Use Saya tinggal di... for "I live in..."
Physical Descriptions
- Tinggi means "tall" and pendek refers to "short"
- Use gemuk for "fat" and kurus for "thin"
- Dia berambut... can be used to describe hair colour. Hitam is "black", Cokelat is "brown", Merah is "red" and Blonde is "blonde"
- Dia bermata... can be used to describe eye colour. Hitam is "black", Cokelat is "brown", Biru is "blue" and Hijau is "green"
Personal Characteristics
- Dia sopan for "He/She is polite"
- Dia peramah indicates "He/She is friendly"
- Use Dia rajin to indicate "He/She is diligent"
- Dia pemalas for "He/She is lazy"
Family and Relationships
- Saudara stands for "siblings". Use Saudara laki-laki for 'brothers' and Saudara perempuan for 'sisters'
- Ayah is "father" and Ibu is "mother"
- Use Nenek for "grandmother" and Kakek for "grandfather"
- Teman translates to "friend",
- Pacar stands for "boyfriend/girlfriend",
Professions and Occupations
- Professions can be expressed with Dia seorang... followed by the profession
- Guru means "teacher"
- Dokter stands for "doctor"
- Insinyur translates to "engineer"
- Pelajar is "student" and Pekerja stands for "worker"
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