Arnaud, c’est sympa de te voir interviewer mes compatriotes indonésiens et indonésiennes. Mais j’ai remarqué que tu n’as parlé qu’à un groupe particulier, qui a tendance à être plus conservateur. L’Indonésie est un pays immense-trois fois plus grand que la France-et s’étend sur une distance aussi vaste que de Londres à Téhéran. Notre peuple est incroyablement divers, avec une grande variété de points de vue et de cultures. Je te conseille de chercher une représentation plus variée de notre nation, plutôt que de renforcer les stéréotypes que toi ou d’autres occidentaux pourriez avoir sur nous. Merci ! 🍻
Indonesia is so diverse, as a "Bule" I agree, I have travelled to several islands but even in Java in city's like Yogyakarta and Jakarta they are far more diverse and less conservative than the ones interviewed, one of the best things about Indonesia is how easy it is to strike a conversation with different people of different backgrounds, they are much more tolerant and respectful than what the stereotypes give away online.
I would encouraged UK people to come to Indonesia because : 1. Indonesia goods price are way more cheaper almost on everything. 2. The weather is warm all years. 3. The local people are so friendly. 4. The foods are amazingly rich in taste, even in one dish. 5. The landscapes, the mountains, beaches, nature view are beautiful
Indonesia is not too conservative, you can choose the belief you want even when you apostatize from Muslim to Christian or even Buddhist there is no persecution everyone is free to choose Christian, Hindu, Buddhist or Confucian. If there is friction it is normal in a society even democracy, human rights and Islam can coexist well in Indonesia
Especially if someone is from Yogyakarta/Malang/Java in general like those in the video I find it weird for them to say they are much more conservative, some people are no doubt but Indonesia is one of the most chill places where there is tolerance and acceptance between the religions and different ethnic backgrounds as Indonesia is massive and vast.
Im indonesian, eat, breath, and live in indonesia, stop sugar glazing it... the islamist were so racist to the non muslim, they even fight (literally) another muslim in the different organization
True idk why she said that when infact Indonesia is semi-secular country 😅 conservative countries would be Saudi Arabia, Iran, Yemen, Pakistan but not Indonesia lol
@@nafislavigne indonesian is conservative about sexual life and sexual orientation, come ask any indonesian if they tolerated lgbtq or not, it's almost impossible to find anyone who answer yes, and despite everyone is free to have girlfriend and even have sex without marriege here you should keep it in secret otherwise the society might label you as bad people
I do enjoy your videos but was wondering if you could make a video talking about your own experiences in the UK mentioning how you personally find British people and their culture. Thanks! Happy New Year!
Have Indonesians often been mistaken for Malaysians, especially the pribumi Indonesians from Western and Central Indonesia mistaken for Malaysian Malays?
I had that experience being mistaken as Malay because I wear hijab, as Malay and Indo hijab are a bit similar. Sometimes, I have conversations with Malaysians just because we see each other and ask Indonesian/Malaysian.
@ArnaudFromFrance Do you like football? If yes, coming in March next year, Indonesia will play in the World Cup qualifiers in March against Australia away and Bahrain in Indonesia. Come here because football in Indonesia is very popular. There will be lots of RUclipsrs from various places. country will come to Indonesia when Indonesian VS Bahrain
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Arnaud, c’est sympa de te voir interviewer mes compatriotes indonésiens et indonésiennes. Mais j’ai remarqué que tu n’as parlé qu’à un groupe particulier, qui a tendance à être plus conservateur. L’Indonésie est un pays immense-trois fois plus grand que la France-et s’étend sur une distance aussi vaste que de Londres à Téhéran. Notre peuple est incroyablement divers, avec une grande variété de points de vue et de cultures. Je te conseille de chercher une représentation plus variée de notre nation, plutôt que de renforcer les stéréotypes que toi ou d’autres occidentaux pourriez avoir sur nous. Merci ! 🍻
Indonesia is so diverse, as a "Bule" I agree, I have travelled to several islands but even in Java in city's like Yogyakarta and Jakarta they are far more diverse and less conservative than the ones interviewed, one of the best things about Indonesia is how easy it is to strike a conversation with different people of different backgrounds, they are much more tolerant and respectful than what the stereotypes give away online.
@@KapiH what stereotype and conservative are you guys talking about really?
Genuinely interesting, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
I would encouraged UK people to come to Indonesia because :
1. Indonesia goods price are way more cheaper almost on everything.
2. The weather is warm all years.
3. The local people are so friendly.
4. The foods are amazingly rich in taste, even in one dish.
5. The landscapes, the mountains, beaches, nature view are beautiful
tapi orang indonesia tidak bisa berbahasa inggris
@@zulfiabdillah5466 kata siapa?? ga semua ga bisa bahasa inggris kocak, di bali di jakarya di lombok dll banyak jg yg gacor bahasa Inggrisnya kok
Tapi banyak sampahnya indonesia
true but too warm for me😢
@@royanjunior9782Jogja Magelang bahkan gak cuma Inggris, ada yang bisa Belanda dan Jepang
13:38 she meant bakso, a meatball soup dish commonly eaten in indonesia and perfect on rainy days❤
It is so interesting,and i so apreciate about their honest to telling about 'bad habbit' about gossiping😁
Thank you, Arnaud! Love the content. Keep up the good work! 🙌
Awesome, Thank you Yani! 🙌
Bangga banget, mahasiswa Indonesia pintar dalam menjelaskan tentang negara kebanggaannya🥰
Terima kasih-thank you for made n share this video to us salam lots ❤ for you all Jkrta
Fadrid came from Garut, actually. Just a little correction
Thank you! :)
Indonesia is not too conservative, you can choose the belief you want even when you apostatize from Muslim to Christian or even Buddhist there is no persecution everyone is free to choose Christian, Hindu, Buddhist or Confucian. If there is friction it is normal in a society even democracy, human rights and Islam can coexist well in Indonesia
Especially if someone is from Yogyakarta/Malang/Java in general like those in the video I find it weird for them to say they are much more conservative, some people are no doubt but Indonesia is one of the most chill places where there is tolerance and acceptance between the religions and different ethnic backgrounds as Indonesia is massive and vast.
Im indonesian, eat, breath, and live in indonesia, stop sugar glazing it... the islamist were so racist to the non muslim, they even fight (literally) another muslim in the different organization
True idk why she said that when infact Indonesia is semi-secular country 😅 conservative countries would be Saudi Arabia, Iran, Yemen, Pakistan but not Indonesia lol
@@nafislavigne indonesian is conservative about sexual life and sexual orientation, come ask any indonesian if they tolerated lgbtq or not, it's almost impossible to find anyone who answer yes, and despite everyone is free to have girlfriend and even have sex without marriege here you should keep it in secret otherwise the society might label you as bad people
@@nafislavigne is indonesia tolerated lgbtq?
interesting, good work❤
Awesome, appreciate it! :)
Great video Arnaud!
quick question, how do u find these Indonesians? did u just go to public places asking people where they from?😂
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! Well usually i ask random people but for this video i went to an Indonesian event
"I want go back to my country" not in filipino dictionary
I do enjoy your videos but was wondering if you could make a video talking about your own experiences in the UK mentioning how you personally find British people and their culture. Thanks! Happy New Year!
Thank you for the comment, i'll think about doing such a video :) Happy new year to you too! All the best!
Respect🙏 for you brother From the indonesia🇮🇩
Telat bukan budaya orang Indonesia, mungkin budaya orang serang dan jakarta saja.
Di daerah saya kalau telat otomatis ditinggal
Good job🎉❤
Lelaki berkacamata sungguh berhati mulia 😊
So interesting
i can't life without nasi 😌
Semoga sukses konten youtube nya, amin
Have Indonesians often been mistaken for Malaysians, especially the pribumi Indonesians from Western and Central Indonesia mistaken for Malaysian Malays?
I had that experience being mistaken as Malay because I wear hijab, as Malay and Indo hijab are a bit similar. Sometimes, I have conversations with Malaysians just because we see each other and ask Indonesian/Malaysian.
True, in indonesia you cant keep your privacy
Come to indonesia brother here so many nice food
Hopefully i can visit some days! :)
@ArnaudFromFrance Do you like football? If yes, coming in March next year, Indonesia will play in the World Cup qualifiers in March against Australia away and Bahrain in Indonesia. Come here because football in Indonesia is very popular. There will be lots of RUclipsrs from various places. country will come to Indonesia when Indonesian VS Bahrain
Orang indonesia adalah yang paling sedikit di inggris di banding di negara lain di dunia
ngaco
@@tmsgaming123 orang indonesia jauh lebih banyak yang di belanda daripada di inggris
Bule is foreigners,
ᴋᴇʀᴇɴ 🇮🇩👍.
👋🎅🎄 hi merry Christmas! Saya dari Indonesia🇮🇩❤
Thank you! Merry Christmas to you ❤🎅🎄
assalamu'alaikum wr. wb, hallo Bonjour?
❤❤
I can speak english sorry
Indonesians want to visit England 🏴
ask only british girls 😉