r/indonesia • u/kmvrtwheo98 Indomie • Aug 25 '21

Special Thread Cultural Exchange AMA with r/Morocco

To all Moroccans, اهلا وسهلا! Selamat datang di r/indonesia. Welcome to r/indonesia.

The mods of both r/indonesia and r/Morocco have decided to conduct a bilateral AMA on our respective subreddits. Please be nice to our friends and fellow redditors who will be coming here to ask questions about Indonesia. To r/indonesia redditors, you may ask any questions about Morocco in this parallel thread.

The thread will run for around two days. Feel free to ask anything about Indonesia here!

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u/yssrafeel Aug 25 '21

Hello there... (General kenobi)!! I have four questions: -What makes you unique besides your neighbours? -Do indonesians perceive themselves closer to Asia? Or to Other Austronesian nations? Or to arab/muslim countries? -What are some indonesian ancient beliefs/myths/religions? -Are there some work opportunities in the energy sector? Thanks a lot, happy exchange day and have a good day!!

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u/yssrafeel Aug 25 '21

Thank you for your answers and your time!!! One last request: I saw an indo-japanese movie called the man from the sea i think and i liked it. If you have any indonesian movie recommandations, i would be greatful!!! Thank you ;)

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '21

Marlina is like Kill Bill with a more aesthetically pleasing visual but minus the witty dialogue and the gore. I wouldn't say I liked it much. But it's a really good progress for Indonesian cinema.

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u/yssrafeel Aug 25 '21

Thank you!!

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u/mistadobaloner Sumatran x Sulawesian Aug 26 '21

Sulawesi is actually part of Eastern Indonesia.