Americans React to Indonesia Geography !

[@tippykaffu4047]

Tipping is never necessary but people are generally grateful if they did even if its just 2000 rupiah/10 cent.

[@ardiansyahngaba7287]

pls no. I worked in hospitality industry and I'd rather get no tips at all than Rp. 2.000,- If you are in a property that its staff to guest ratio is 3:1 or 4:1 you surely can afford to be more generous to the staffs that is taking care of you (if you decide to give tips at all) If you are traveling in budget you do not have to give tips, just be nice and respectful.

[@tippykaffu4047]

@@ardiansyahngaba7287 usually its just for coffee. Hence, "uang ngopi". Though I was only thinking about drivers when it comes to tip

[@Si_nengatcha]

More like "keep the change" instead of calling it tipping...

[@ardiansyahngaba7287]

@@Si_nengatcha right?

[@AyedYoutube]

I usually do “keep the change” more than tipping, less awkward for both parties

[@lingling733]

Tipping isn't part of Indonesian culture. However, certain dine-in establishments, mainly those in the fancier side, put 10% service charge on the bills.

[@dorian4646]

That's just tax

[@lingling733]

@@dorian4646 No, tax is tax. Tax goes to government while service charges go to restaurant as an unpaid income for their wait staff.

[@kaikart123]

@@dorian4646 There is another one that you'll obviously miss because you never look at the receipt. It's called "Service" and it could be as high as 15% in some places.

[@lancheloth]

It's called service tax..

[@dafafadila1729]

@@kaikart123 these cheeky bastard always charge the service more expensive than the tax itself

[@lengkkjason6039]

24:23 fun fact: there was an idea to unify Malaysia, Indonesia, and Philippine together to create Maphilindo.

[@revanza4071]

In Malaysia the name is Melayu Raya, in Indonesia it's Indonesia Raya, in Philipines it's Maphilindo

[@alsuvarnadvipadanargentum1743]

Watch this video “Malay Superstate” by CaspianReport to know more

[@ascharta4816]

it will be a supercountry

[@aubreysong]

It happened in Sriwijaya Empire and Majapahit era. ASEAN is more realistic.

[@yurisabrori]

The Great -Toxic- Trophics of South East Asia (TGTSEA)

[@kangbuddi8080]

Yep, this country is DANGEROUSLY BEAUTIFUL for sure.

[@SkywalkerExpress]

"not important trade route?" Well, the reason Magellan made his historical circumnavigation of the earth is to find the Spice Island which is Maluku Island, Indonesia. And any commercial transportation between the Pacific - Indian Ocean must pass through 1 of 3 of the Indonesian Archipelagic Sea Lanes.

[@TheCommodity]

Watch that part again, and look at Phezz's face.

[@monogame9385]

That why dutch colonialize indonesia

[@Xavier-fk7wm]

and mongolian

[@chvhndrtntlr3482]

If westerner said is not important so not important it is

[@ArnBrickJeff]

@@Xavier-fk7wm but failed

[@shintadewiyanti5273]

What ever you want from the Asean country, Indonesia has it, even better . Better in term of the diversity of the cultures, people, the beauty & richness of the nature, culinary, tourism interst and the facility of it. You can choose the wild life style, the cosmopolitan style or in between. This because Indonesia is the root cultures and the origins if it’s neighbours country. In the ancient time, Malaysia, S’pore, Brunei even Thailand & Burma are one with Indonesia land. And under Majaoahit Kingdom era ( 500 years ago in east Java - Indonesia), they all under Majapahit Kingdom rules. But from many years, Indonesia always under rated because of the location. And some how always been tackled by the neighbors countries above it, ( Thailand, Malaysia, S’pore) . Directly or not, they tried to blocked the tourist from Indonesia. Even many Indonesian art & cultures like wayang, batik & gamelan music or food was claimed by the neighbors ( but ofcours the original one always better) Coz, once the tourists know how beautiful, divers & rich Indonesia is, they all will come straight to Indonesia & spent their money in what we call : ‘ the emerald of the equatorial’ : Indonesia.

[@bliss6495]

Indonesia is the biggest country in ASEAN, the biggest market, and the most influenial diplomatic too.

[@Califateful]

Yes Indonesia has so many strong points. Do you know that you need not put down other countries to make your country look good? Chill dude!

[@bliss6495]

@@Califateful But it's true there's one country in ASEAN who claimed Javanese and Balinese culture as its culture, that once made Indonesian Cultural Ministry sent letters to that government. Happened several times, and the cultural ministry of that country even sent apology letters. So the wrongdoings were officially admitted by both countries. On the other hand, there has been no country ever sent an objection letter about cultural claim to Indonesia, because Indonesia has never done that.

[@Califateful]

@@bliss6495 thanks for the info but it is weird to state the obvious.

[@empty_world3397]

Bangga nya di simpan aj kk Jgn disebarin,, kita yg baca ny jd malu

[@PookieWookieCutiePie]

Indomie + eating indomie in bali = THIS IS HEAVEN

[@PookieWookieCutiePie]

@Ni wayan karuna Balin sarsawati yes

[@RicoPrabowo]

You forgot the boiled egg. Now that's perfect. 🥚

[@PookieWookieCutiePie]

@@RicoPrabowo yes 👍

[@DannyIsNotA_Furry]

i dont really like eating indomie

[@RicoPrabowo]

@@DannyIsNotA_Furry too salt for your taste buds?

[@samgeraleziel2752]

5:04 it's Timor Leste. It used to be a 27th province of Indonesia, named Timor-Timor, but our 3rd president gave them a referendum for independence and stand as a country.

[@andriwahyudani1302]

Because they were colonized by the Portugese, not Dutch

[@samgeraleziel2752]

@@andriwahyudani1302 yes it is

[@monogame9385]

In 1999,President Habibie under pressure of some peoples and court giving referrendum to East Timor (Timor Leste)

[@YoanShaputraa]

@@andriwahyudani1302 Not , after time colonial Portugal come on Timor , Indonesian and Timor🇹🇱 , Malay🇲🇾 , and Papua Nugini 🇵🇬 , Name is NEOSANTARA ( MAJAPAHIT & SRIVIJAYA )

[@kaikart123]

@@andriwahyudani1302 They were rightfully conquered by Indonesia, the claim shouldn't hold but Habibie was too weak under pressure. They pay the price now anyway after getting betrayed by Australia.

[@daisuke910]

Singapore capitalise on trade cuz they are a small island nation. Plus, it was one of busiest 3 ports during time of Malaya (Penang, Malacca, Singapura). Indonesia is nature's wealth

[@aryosyazani7925]

7:38 Papuans are not only culturally different from West Indonesia but also racially, western Indonesia is Melayu/Austronesian and Eastern Indonesia specially Papua is Melanesian. There are many conflicts between western and eastern Indonesia about racism, justice and others, many Papuans are considered not developed and left behind from others. Many Papuans are limited in their voice and their rights. There're still many bad people who are narrow-minded who are still racist to Papuans. And the beauty standard in Indonesia is that light skin is pretty, where Papuans have dark skin naturally from birth, it mean they can't be pretty? That's part of racism too tho!, beauty standards like this must be eliminated. I admit that the Indonesian government is bad in dealing with things like this, maybe that's why Papuans don't feel that they are is Indonesian citizens. But it's not just in Indonesia like this, in Turkey too, in Turkey there are many problems between Turkish and Kurdish people about racism and justice too. But don't worry for my brothers and sisters in Papua, Now, in this era, the government and the president are trying to build proper infrastructure in Papua so that Papua will be more advanced. And now there are many people who are forward thinking who want accept my brothers and sisters in Papua. Even now, many people like Papuan songs ❤️ Remember, Not because their skin color they're considered bad, they're not pretty, they are left behind, it's just the thinking of people who have small brain, racist and radical. And remember our motto "Bhineka tunggal ika" - "unity in diversity". All of these problems need a process ❤️ I LOVE PAPUA, WE LOVE PAPUA, WE ARE UNITED, WE ARE INDONESIAN 🇮🇩✊🏼✊🏽✊🏿. Love for my brothers & sisters in Papua😘🥰❤️ I edited this comment because I have something to add ❤️

[@andriwahyudani1302]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2HSqJRrbZ2ig6c She is minister from Papua island

[@doug911]

*most papuan arent For papuan who lived in the city most of them never think that they arent the citizen of Indonesia lol If i saw some papuans talking their ideology to separate from indonesia, i'll be lmfao cs its kinda funny how same it was as the Timor Leste issues but without the economy crisis, i mean not as bad as on the suharto era I jus hoping that all my papuans brothers has proper education .Cs One of papua stand up comedian ever said "Dont give us money, give us a proper education" And if theres a time papua will separate from Indonesia i would mind to stay in Indonesia All love from a papuan brother

[@andriwahyudani1302]

@@doug911 Wow. It's such a pleasure to see unbiased Papuans. I hope you guys become more prosperous right now and the future. Love from your fellow brothers❤🇲🇨

[@Iyan345_]

cost of living in Papua isn't cheap tho, it's more expensive than Jakarta, so Many Papuans immigrants in Jakarta Is so Rich

[@hai-rf4ex]

Fact: me, as papuan and many many others of papuans never think like that. Only provoked separatists think like that. There is other "hand" that want papua lost from Indonesian territory because we have rich natural resource, just like timor leste, who now lost their sovereignity to control oil resource after independence from indonesia. We want it? Are we crazy? Central government give us special autonomy, one price of oil, road development and now we have new stadium, and many more developments. Being Indonesia is a bless. Indonesia is not MALAY, not JAVA, not SUNDA, Indonesia is UNITY IN DIVERSITY. Whoever feeling "minority" it means he/she doesnt enough understand what is "Bhinneka tunggal ika" LOOK AT HOW AUSTRALIA AND ABORIGIN PEOPLE, THEN COMPARE TO US!

[@AlexS-oj8qf]

Fun Facts: Jakarta Airport is the busiest airport south of the Equator.

[@dfruitziga2543]

16:02 generally, tipping is not a culture in Indonesia, although you're allowed to give some if you want to. Tipping in a restaurant is only expected when you go to an affluent one, but I guess they can't sue you whatsoever if you don't give. To a bellboy in a hotel, you can simply give them $ 1-2. To a taxi driver, the amount is totally up to you. 21:15 moving the capital is not a new thing compared to many other countries including the USA who has the same history. Indonesian capital has also been moved twice, to Yogyakarta and to Bukittinggi in the war era a few years after Indonesian independence. However, the big problem is because the state does not have enough money to do such a big work. Moving the capital means we have to move the general assembly office and any other offices and the president just forced his idea without really knowing what he's talking about. So yeah, your opinion is right but probably not really realistic based on the context of the current situation here. Still, we wish you to stay here for a few months just to experience all the things in Indonesia, good or bad, first hand. Take care.

[@newbabies923]

7:38 Papuan is also very different than the rest of Indonesia not only culturally but also racially . Unlike the rest of Indonesian, native Papuan are Black oceanian , and that's one of the main reason why they don't really see themself as Indonesian. And not to mention it's kinda hard for them to enter the politic on the national level

[@andriwahyudani1302]

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[@andriwahyudani1302]

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[@andriwahyudani1302]

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[@andriwahyudani1302]

I kinda diasgree with native Papuans being distinct than other Indonesians when in reality, North Moluccas, Moluccas, and East Nusa Tenggara are also black melanesian Oceania people. Though most of them are now called Austromelanesians. But the fun fact is, most native Papuans, especially who live in coastal areas, such as Fakfak, Biak, Merauke, Nabire, Jayapura etc had a lot of inter racial marriage to comer from other islands, especially Java, Sumatran (Minang), Celebes (Bugis, Buton) etc. So, stating a whole island citizen of West Papua and Papua (Indonesia) as Melanesia is not a correct statement. Indonesia is a trans continental country, that once colonized by the Dutch (Dutch East Indies). And talking about politics, most Papuans can become ministers because they're Indonesians too. I dont know about could they became president or not, but there are at least 4-5 presidents came from outer of Java islands, such as Soekarno (Bali), Megawati (Minang), Habibie (Celebes), etc.

[@newbabies923]

@@andriwahyudani1302 umm north moluccas, moluccas and east nusa tenggara are not black melanesian . In small part of east nusa tenggara maybe but most of them are not black melanesian . And also inter racial marriage in papua is not a big thing, it still very uncommon . I guess you never really went or go to eastern part and you only read it from the media . Also those name that u mention are half javanese , not full non javanese

[@mamunarifin7684]

Indonesia has the 4rd largest population in the world, but its population density is only 140/km2 lower than germany france or UK

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

And Singapore

[@kaikart123]

"4rd" lmao

[@Kevin-fj5oe]

Well, unless you mention java island which hold more than 50% of the total population.

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

many pople life in java then russsia

[@ChenLiYong]

@@kaikart123 it doesn’t matter. Being able to write in second language is amazing enough. Not even native people will diss this out, so why would you?

[@dnf2p4Gsake]

Hello, thanks for sharing the video and your reactions. Interestingly, we sometimes did not realize how large our archipelago is and how diverse our country is, thanks to our founding fathers who have been able to unite our people. If I may suggest, come over to Indonesia and visit our cities, towns and country side, not just Jakarta, you may find lots of surprises.

[@hokasuka1522]

hey, the people of Indonesia, if there is a war, will fight differently from other countries, it should be remembered, bro

[@brazzaferochannel6802]

my beloved country, Indonesia. it is like a string of emeralds on the equator. look how well the islands are located. Indonesia seems to have formed not formed independently. like someone compiled it, not compiled itself

[@aldy_Daily]

If you go to local "warung" /street vendor you don't have to, but Most restaurant at the mall/apartment/hotel tips are included (not much) but it won't hurt to add $3-4 (with local currency) you'll make their day. I'm indonesian live in Florida

[@jonpaul3868]

(The most) fun fact: Indonesia is the 4th largest country in the term of citizenship. Yet, we don't flood western countries like others. That is why even the hosts vaguely know Indonesia.

[@indomie.seedap]

Kalian tahu ngga lewat video ini mereka selalu menyemitkan kalimat2 yang membanggakan negara mereka sendiri... that's a funny thing, ngereact tapi suka banget bangga2in usa tiap ada satu hal yg baik atau buruk divideo ini langsung disangkut pautin apapun ke negara mereka, typical suka menyongongkan diri udah mutlak sifat org sono 😂

[@ronyblitar2659]

Bule mmg gtu,, slalu merasa mrka diatas bngsa lain,,, mrsa kasta tertinggi,, sdh watak,,,

[@sweetpotato5535]

mungkin secara nggak sadar kita juga begitu. coba aja kalo kita ngomongin tentang negara luar yaa seenggaknya kita pasti ngebandingin sama negara kita, dan itu wajar2 aja kok

[@AdeHida]

Mereka typical orang Amerika yang tidak pernah atau jarang sekali travelling, jadi ya referensi yang mereka tahu ya negara mereka sendiri.

[@chrollophile]

I think one of the reasons why there's so little info about Indonesia is because the people, we're so self-sustained to the point that we don't feel the need to go outside of Indonesia. We have nice weather to live, we only have like 2 seasons which both are never too extreme, we're rich of flora and fauna, we got oil, we got the seas, and we got crazy good soil, so yeah I guess we're just very comfortable living here. I guess that's why you won't see a lot of Indonesians overseas and even if you see Indonesians people around you, you'll assume that they're maybe Filipino or Thai 😁 About Jakarta sinking, it's because of the infrastructure the Dutch Colonials left. When Jakarta was still Batavia, the VOC tried to shape Batavia identical to what they're used to have in the Netherlands. So more canals, something like that. And water was also heavily monopolized by them, making the locals with no access to clear water. To solve this, the locals get their own water from the ground, literally digging a well or even a borewell. You know what happens if you keep taking the water from the soil for hundreds of years? The ground sinks.

[@marymadelleine]

I don't think Dutch infrastructure ruined Jakarta. It's due to Jakarta's post Independence development that has ruined everything. When building the city, the past Indonesia government changed all the already built architecture and infrastructure made by the Dutch. The Indonesia's govt dropped off the tram lines, abandoned the waterways, didn't build an integrated water sanitary/ditch and else. Moreover, the govt seemed to overlook the massive construction of skyscrappers and malls in Jakarta since the post Soekarno's era. I believe Dutch people had measured how Jakarta should be build before they built it and had integrated waterways and different transportations to make the every corner of the city more reachable for the society.

[@牧鎌谷得]

About the thing in 7:22 So if you take out the S on Makassar, it will became Makaar, or Makar, which pretty much means trying to overthrow the government

[@kakagoper]

Negara Indonesia itu negara yang terindah di dunia dari segala hal Ada banyak sekali tempat yang indah dan layak untuk di kunjungi

[@bungaialoevera]

On the part about tipping... no, it is not a culture in Malaysia although people in KL do so sometimes but the amount is not determined. Some restaurants provide a box or bowl where you can drop in tips and the amount would be divided among the waitress/waitresses at the end of the month. The idea is that everyone works and contribute therefore tips should be shared.

[@rockdude9080]

No tipping explicitly necessary. Let them keep the change is more common. More established restaurants Will include service charge so no need to tip.

[@ikmalhafiz2865]

It has the potential to be a superpower just it's economy hasn't kicked off quite yet like China for it to be one. I do hope we have a superpower too in the SEA.

[@monogame9385]

Indonesia was super power of third world in 1960

[@kaikart123]

@@monogame9385 Youngsters don't learn any history these days

[@georgeimmanuel3992]

Our time had passed.

[@cakwan01]

It would have become rapidly developing if the government hadn't agreed with IMF to shut down the important strategic industries after the economic crisis (*cough* Megawati *cough*).

[@Advent2gep40]

before that happen, the US would swoop in and say Indonesia have terrorist and WMD so they can occupy it. Don't forget that we have oil too, which is like a target on our backs

[@daisuke910]

The sinking part, sea rises play some roles nut the major reason is because the land overuse its aquifer (natural underground water reservoir). It leads to empty pocket of space and with heavy building on top of the land, it compresses downwards, hence sinking.

[@brontosaurusworld3091]

i really love american english accent 😳 i can hear you guys clearly even i'm bad in english 😳

[@ekananda9591]

*even though

[@bambang9897]

11:03 that's KM Tidar. it's like a "cruise ship". it has a bar, a cinema, a mosque, a medical clinic and a restaurant. The ship has a length of about 120 m and a width of about 20 m and can accommodate about 2,500 passengers, an average speed of about 18-22 knots, and consists of 12 floor decks. It was part of 15 other large ships that had been built in Germany in the mid-80s to 90s. it takes about 2 weeks to go from the west to east side of Indonesia in one trip. Before the heyday of commercial aviation which began in the late 90s, these large ships had become the main means of inter-island transportation in Indonesia.

[@HarisPratama1992]

Wow great reaction video, thanks for reacting to my country

[@muhyoga6673]

in the past Malaysia (western part) and Indonesia (Sumatra island) were like one country because they were both Malay nationals, but eventually the invaders came and made the border, finally West Malaysia joined North Borneo as a British colony, and the island of Sumatra joined thousands of other islands and became Indonesia

[@psjxeman1345]

Its just a few part of Sumatra

[@andriwahyudani1302]

Yeah, Batak, Bengkulu, and Lampong feel closer to Indonesia than Malaysia

[@muhammad_izzat_88]

Yeap.malaysia,southern thailand,brunei,philliphine & indonesia were like one for malay before the colonial power come to divide and conquer.

[@thebungalawang6841]

Indonesia have more than 700's Native tribes languages,even Indonesia Formal language (bahasa Indonesia) have many slang languages that very different in each islands, distric,regency and province For example * My name is... (English) - Nama saya adalah/nama saya (Indonesia formal language) - Nama gue. (Jakarta Indonesian slang language) - Kita pe nama (North Sulawesi prov Indonesian slang language) - Sa pu nama (Papua & West Papua prov slang) - Beta pung nama/beta pu nama (Maluku Prov slang) * And many more , there are hundred Indonesian slang languages in Indonesia. Btw ,thanks for sharing.

[@rukiahcaterysalpungsangadj1320]

hi I'm from Indonesia I'm glad you guys talk about Indonesia

[@chandrahartono9750]

The bad side of Indonesia geography is that a lot of potential disaster could happen any time. Like volcano eruption, earthquake, tsunami, flood, small typhoon. Although it's not happen in all island equally. But i think that's happen every year like an annual event from the earth.

[@temmymalfoy]

Another fun fact : Aceh Province has their own law. Yogyakarta is the only province in Indonesia that ruled by a Sultan, yess, Yogyakarta is a Kingdom and a province, so the Sultan is also the Yogyakarta Governor. Balinese Hindu is different with Indian Hindu. Jakarta will have the tallest building in southern hemisphere.

[@deddygiririndjani635]

You have to know ex USA president Barrack Obama ,.. when his childhood lived in Jakarta in year 1967-1969 whose his step fahter is Indonesian and his half sister is Maya Sutoro the same mother with Obama but her father is Indonesian

[@kiawam3066]

INFORMATION ABOUT INDONESIA (2022) The Indonesian nation has been colonized for more than 350 years by many foreign countries (Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, England, Japan). The Indonesian nation gained its independence through struggle, war against the invaders to the shedding of blood from the Indonesian people and heroes. Indonesia became independent on August 17, 1945. Independence proclaimers: Sukarno and Mohammad Hatta Country Name: Negara Kesatuan Republik Indonesia (NKRI) State Form: Negara Kesatuan National Capital: Jakarta Number of Provinces: 34 provinces Archipelago Land Area: 1,916,906.77 km² Water area: 3,110,000 km² Coastline: 108,000 km Number of Islands: more than 17,504 islands Number of Ethnic Nations: more than 1340 ethnic groups Number of Regional Languages: more than 714 regional languages Country Area: 1,904,570 km² Total Population: 270,203,917 people Currency: Rupiah Religion: Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Catholicism, Confucianism, and Belief in God Almighty National Language: Indonesia (Bahasa) National Anthem: Indonesia Raya Flag: Red and white flag (Merah Putih) State symbol: Garuda Pancasila National motto: Bhinneka Tunggal Ika (Unity in Diversity) Motto: NKRI HARGA MATI Ideology: Pancasila Constitution: Undang Undang Dasar 1945 (The 1945 Constitution) President I: Ir. Sukarno President II: Suharto President III: Prof. Dr. ing. B.J. Habibie President IV: Megawati Sukarno Putri President V: Abdul Rahman Wahid President VI: Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono President VII: Ir. Joko Widodo (Jokowi) That is our country, INDONESIA, which stretches from the city of Sabang to the city of Merauke. 🙏 🇮🇩 🙏 🇮🇩..... NKRI HARGA MATI .....🇮🇩 🇮🇩 JAYALAH INDONESIAKU 🇮🇩

[@Noon69]

24:30 The Thing about indonesia and Malaysia uniting into one country is already a concept of "Greater Indonesia" (read more on en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Indonesia) Both us from Indonesia and Malaysia share the same dialect of Malay so we can easily understand each other. Most of the issue about doing this would be the uniting two very different government ideology together, due to this our first president with the help of the soviet union had the ambition to unite whole Southeast asia (pretty much every country here Japan had its hands on) into indonesia since After the end of World War II, the idea of Greater Indonesia was little heard until more than five years later. On 17 August 1950 President Sukarno officially dissolved The United States of Indonesia and replaced by an unitary Republic of Indonesia. On 28 September 1950 Ambon was invaded and incorporated into the Republic Indonesia. which didn't go as planned when Indonesia accepts the formation of malaysia after their victory heavily supported by Australia UK, NZ, Brunei, Canada and USA. US Canada Being the main supporter and the rest contributing heavily to fight off Indonesia thats only backed by the soviets. In the end 248 killed UK Gurkha AUS NZ military was killed defending malaysia with 180 wounded. with indonesia taking the lost of 590 deaths and 222 wounded (quite impressive loss in those 3 years considering indonesiaahas only been a country for 17 years without direct soviet help in the conflict) So in the end even tho both nation are very close and works together a lot, unifying Singapore Indonesia and Malaysia would be near impossible in the coming years

[@herdananindyawasista8460]

16.55 that is Mount Merapi ( Yogyakarta city ).. and that is still happening now.. right now, I mean

[@marcomarianto9210]

Indonesia negara terindah sedunia, julukannya wonderland indonesia, negeri ajaib, negeri ribuan pulau terbesar di dunia, negeri budaya terindah

[@andisuryawicahya5427]

Indonesia is the best and beautiful

[@Nico6801]

Hello i am from Jakarta Indonesia, iam a minority people in Indonesia because i am Christian and my race is Chinese, iam 100% proud to be Indonesian 🇲🇨🇲🇨

[@LynRQ]

Tipping is not that important in Indonesia.. not like as on US.. But would be good for you if you did.. Especially in tourism destinations

[@ariffaozi4789]

you should both traveling to indonesia!... I am watch from switzerland!!!

[@AsdarCingkoang]

yea not to sound up myself but yea indonesia is named as the most beautiful country in the world of nature..... whatev you wanna find indonesia had almost all, thats why whereever i go or live in other country regardless, indonesia is always in my heart till i die cs im always proud of what the country has,,,,

[@mohamadnajminafislaaly554]

You tip if wanted to, but you don’t have to mandatory do that.

[@robbieaulia6462]

Tipping is mostly as first world country culture

[@ChenLiYong]

Because in Indonesia, servers are already ‘paid adequately enough’, not ‘paid with the customer tips in mind’.

[@ferlyadrian3001]

Indonesia is beutiful country.. 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@DopeThug]

Beautiful*****

[@sansahmalari5795]

Actually Malaysia has been moved their capital city from KL to Putrajaya, same as Myanmar from Yangon to Naypyidaw

[@UshioYuke]

nope. KL still stay as malaysia capital status. but all federal government and administration office has been moved to putrajaya on year 1999 because KL is always JAMMMM!!!! xD

[@ascharta4816]

flight using Garuda indonesia airline is highly recomended to travel this country, is for support indonesia to.

[@tsonoraikan2431]

Indonesia and Malaysia has a totally different political system as well as history. For stater, Malaysia was under British rule, thus its system of government is modeled on British system where the head of the majority party becomes the Prime Minister while the head of state is the King (they have 9 of them each taking turn to the throne for a period of 5 years each time) Indonesia was under Dutch rule and experimented with different system and later on decided to model it on American system where the President is the executive power and the head of state. Malaysia has an affirmative action type of law where the Malay have special priviledges over other race and the term Ketuanan Melayu which means Malay are first class citizen. Indonesia on the other hand prefers a model where every one are legally on the same standing and equal. Malaysian law is heavily influence by Islam where it is illegal for a Muslim to become Murtad ie. leave Islam, while Indonesian law does not interfere with people’s religious choice. There are still many differing political and social norms between the 2 countries.

[@dayanuraga6677]

you dont really need to tipped the food's server/ restaurant in indonesia, but if you really want to tipping them its okay, they will be very grateful no matter how much money you give..

[@mnasirmnor]

I'm Malaysian🇲🇾 know states and province Indonesia.

[@mr.kusyadi6864]

thanks for react my country Indonesia, but I think that not only we serve the foreigner who come to Indonesia for nature but also we have some food and baverages to offer you if you come to Indonesia. Another side, for my self I like the nature especially climbing mount in Indonesia, it being to be great time we have it when we have bore on our duty in my office. How about you, which one do you prefer to enjoy our Indonesia??

[@rofisusilo1559]

Save Palestine🇵🇸

[@muhammadajimashudi6457]

Free Palestine

[@muhammadajimashudi6457]

@@t.m2721 knp Israel harus diamanin? Kan ada Iron drome trs sekutunya banyak

[@NoName-fx3cw]

@@t.m2721 Palestine yang dijajah yang di save Israel 😂 Masalah yg sekarang ini masih sama yaitu penyerangan Masjidil Aqsa, penyerangan dan blokade di Gaza. Jadi yg salah siapa? Persetanan politikus kntl

[@SlametRezaxy]

@@t.m2721 gw tinggal di Mesir orang Indonesia kalo mo ke Palestina dan temen gw orang Palestina di Palestina Kristen nya nggak ada, tpi dikit

[@SlametRezaxy]

Palestina mayoritas muslim

[@jannepurba3525]

I M ,,STAY IN INDONESIA AND I LOVE INDONESIA BECAUSE OF INDONESIA BEAUTYFUL AND HERBAL IS GOOD .

[@MultiDarto]

Airplanes that he mention is low budget airlines, some of them is newcomin and gone so fast, like Batik, Adam, Mandala, lion, and many others, big airlines like Garuda, Air Asia premium and others are the ones that tourist and upper middle class

[@MultiDarto]

Tip is not a must when you in restaurant or any other food courts, usually you tip when you parking cars or driving when turning on heavy traffick crossroads or u turn, because there is a profession here that not exist on US or any other Western country

[@hafidzdrew]

Soetta Airport (Soekarno Hatta Airport Jakarta) is the busiest airport in the whole southern part of the world we do give some tip (if we want). i've heard in The US, tip is a must (i have some friends live in the US lol) i was born, raised and live in Jakarta, the northern part of Jakarta already sink. no one can live in there anymore (kinda useless for the seawall lol). the point is citizens take too much water from the ground because the government doesn't provide clean water to the people... we are sinking really fast right now :')

[@marnomarno543]

In Irian Jaya (West Papua), the Organisasi Papua Merdeka (Free Papua Movement) has been fighting for either independence or a merger with Papua New Guinea ever since incorporation into Indonesia became final. The Dutch had promised the Irianese they would have independence someday, but then-President Sukarno pushed Indonesia’s claim to West Irian. Indonesian troops invaded in 1962 and the United States helped prod Indonesia and the Netherlands into negotiations under auspices of the United Nations. Jakarta was awarded administrative control of West Irian in 1963, with the understanding that a free election would determine the former colony’s status. In 1969, tribal chiefs voted unanimously to incorporate it into Indonesia. This “act of free choice” was criticized at the time for not being a vote of the people. One of the global mining companies, based in Phoenix, Arizona, Freeport to exploration, mining and processing ore containing copper, gold and silver in the highland areas of Mimika District, Papua Province. Most people, often perceive that Papua, Indonesia’s eastern most region, is one of the most underdeveloped and dangerous islands in the archipelago. This is the result of a development policy during the New Order regime that neglected the eastern part of Indonesia for decades and only focused on building the island of Java, where more than half of Indonesia’s 260 million population live. Such a policy has created economic inequality between the eastern and the western parts of Indonesia, and have caused a number of problems. These include poverty, lack of infrastructures development, poor bureaucratic performance, corruption, and separation movements. After Soeharto’s administration collapsed in 1998, violence and issues of disintegration emerged. The Indonesian government then offered special autonomy to several provinces, including Papua in 2001. The special autonomy funds for Papua and West Papua have been increasing by 505% from Rp1.38 trillion (US$95.5 million) to Rp8.3 trillion since 2002. Human development index to measure achievement in key dimensions of development including life expectancy, education and standard of living, also increased by 7.8% from 2012 to 2017. The figure is above the national average at 4.6%. Despite such progress, poverty still lurks. In Papua, 27.62% of total population or around 917,681 people is poor. Meanwhile, 25% of the population in West Papua or around 214,000 still live in poverty.

[@hen_christopher8096]

Hello brother, i'am Cristians from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@deddygiririndjani635]

Well vulcano its not always adverse impact , even good for tourists, atraction!,.. about earthquake I think everywhere in the world could happen anytime we can not predictable ,..

[@matsuka6]

We don't do tip in Indonesia

[@thegrandlord2914]

If you are a captain of a fkin giant cargo ship, you may docking the ship on singapore, but you can't go straight from singapore to china. Why? Because the sea is too shallow. You have to go to the south, then choose one between two route. If your ship is too heavy, go to the sunda strait and sail along the southern sea, entering lombok strait, sailt to the strait between kalimantan and sulawesi (forget the name) then say hello to the pacific. You see, lombok strait of indonesia is the only option for shortcut to the big ship like maersk cargo ship. You can go take a trip from PNG, but it will take so much cost. By this, indonesian government can actually using this narrow strait as opressing tool for major country as the nantuna sea only accesible by lightweight cargo ship, to not messing with indoneaia's sovereignty. Especially to the australian who always act like sneaky boi for the past decade

[@ngaong9099]

Theres a tipping custom in indonesia, but in a weird way. You can tip people in restaurant, but most people dont do this because its not coerced to tip the waitress since they get a proper payment to work in the restaurant. You are somehwat have to tip people who guard your bike/car when you park after, its a legal thuggery practice in here that i dont like, but it is what it is.

[@ngaong9099]

There are a lots of a compound problems that affects the sinking of Jakarta, most of the main reason are the bad water piping system that comes from Dutch colonialization era, with a muddy soil type plus littering habit that floods the rivers with a bunch of trash. When you combine all of those with a rainy season that comes every year its a living hell cause half of the area in jakarta will flood if not managed properly by the water drainage system.

[@Si_nengatcha]

Tipping is not necessary, but you can always let the merchant/waiter to "keep the change".. Us Jakartans don't disappointed with the capital moving. Because businesses will stay in Jakarta. It's just the govt offices that will move.

[@BroDen321]

because the earth is round the farther from the equator the greater its size, the closer to the equator it looks smaller

[@adriansyah1810]

Bukan masalah good or not good, tetapi ini adalah system yang sang pencipta dunia membuat sebuah program automatic untuk Indonesia yang terbukti terbaik dari negara manapun Di dunia Dan ini adalah natural, Dan kami bersyukur... Mengenai Kematian, tentu itupun alamiah Dan semua pasti Mati Dan tak harus Oleh gunung berapi... 👌

[@langitcerah7670]

INDONESIA KEREN MANTAP INDAH CANTIK BAIK BAGUS

[@GeographyZID]

Peta negara paling indah didunia fix no debat😎✔️🇮🇩

[@xijinping9414]

@@GeographyZID ya menurut anda aja😂

[@aroncute9845]

The president just wanna move the goverment office not the other sector.. industry and entertainment are still here..

[@perinoveriza1658]

Because Indonesia mother and father of human life and Bahasa one of key for make something in technology

[@alexamatalex4646]

nice guys informasion, good guys💖💖💖🇮🇩🇮🇩🇺🇸🇺🇸🇨🇦🇨🇦👍🙏

[@infosatu2488]

not all Indonesians can speak English so maybe you need to add Indonesian subtitles to your video

[@deddygiririndjani635]

We called Kalimantan not Borneo and Sulawesi for Celebes

[@tititjumping3060]

No tipping here, but you can give it if you want. I usually just tip for a good service

[@randomtv6635]

ya, i agree if indonesia and malaysia join a re-united. they going to be superpower i think.

[@xmichael8238]

Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore, Philippines, once ever wanted to fuse into a single county called Maphalindo

[@bangunhapsoroofficial]

This is nice topics... I am indonesian and i like that you react our country

[@fransfrancois6233]

One thing that this video didn't inform us about is that although Indonesia's military power is in the number 16 of the world, our special force's power is the number 5 of the world. And about the tipping. It's not a necessary thing to do, but if you want to tip a waiter/waitress just go ahead. And just by saying thank you is a great appreciation for them.

[@mutune13]

15:23 the busiest airport in 2020, surpassing Atlanta is Guangzhou (7th in this video)

[@baliwalknshops1517]

What's up Miles what's Phez... That was my country, thanks so much guys 😊😊😊💞💞💞💞💞💞💞👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👋👋👋👋👋

[@brontosaurusworld3091]

independent 1945, population 267M lives in 17,000 islands, internet user almost 80%, gdp percapita ppp $14,000. i think my country is not too bad

[@ipewannasay]

About tipping, it's not encouraged. It's prohibited in some facilities, office, hotel, restaurant. Maybe it works in the US but in Indonesia it encourages corrupt behavior.

[@amis8556]

Hello you can see Mathias Pettersen chanel he lives in one of island of Indonesia

[@robi_4215]

Ini Vidio kapan ?, jauh berbeda dengan Sekarang . Ini video Lama . Video baru dong .

[@wahyums2398]

From indonesia here✋👍🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@Farisss92]

Indonesia has proposed the federation of Indonesia Raya which would combine Nusantara countries into one state (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei). However, the reception wasn't as great especially for Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei, as the countries are already economically well-off by themselves. The borders of what would become these countries today were formed by the Anglo-Dutch Treaty, which became the foundation of these countries. As a result, the systems in Indonesia differ from MAL/SIN/BRN (president vs prime minister, etc.). Frankly speaking, do you really think global European powers and the US will allow such merger to happen in the first place? Indonesia at the time of inception was under Communist Party and MAL/SIN/BRN were not, I don't think Britain and the gang would be too happy losing their stronghold in Southeast Asia. It is in European best interest to keep Indonesia separated from the rest of former British colonies. IMO, 500 years of colonialism will never undo 5000 years of connection. The people of Nusantara are 'serumpun', we are of the same grass roots.

[@deddygiririndjani635]

Indonesia archipelago more than 17.000 islands bro!

[@AM-co1sb]

Mostly in Malaysia there are no tipping..if you paid extra they will reimburse it back to you

[@dyazkiprit]

East Timor was part of Indonesia, but now it's independent country. sadly most of people in east timor still want to be the part of Indonesia, but because some people's interest for their own benefit, then propaganda was spread, east timor wanted their independence, but unfortunately now they live as a very poor country. as indonesian, i don't really like that country for their rebellion, but as human, i hope them the best to become a great country and the best friend of Indonesia, because however, we are very close.

[@alihsan3781]

Thanks you, i from Indonesia..save Palestine.

[@bliss6495]

The Queen would never allow Malaysia unite with Indonesia!

[@a.husein4532]

the worst risk of natural catastrophy, but surely beautiful country

[@GeographyZID]

1:27 malaka sempit banget🗿

[@rakaputra0604]

Indo bang?

[@deddygiririndjani635]

Indonesia has 741 ethnic languages but for unity they’re speak INDONESIAN LANGUAGE

[@johnnywibowo9]

We don't do tipping,,,,,,,,but more like "keep the change" that's what we do,,,,,,,,,and it sounds more polite than tipping,

[@apriyantono0150]

Really want to understand what they language about my country, but I do not understand English and this video is not available translation

[@muhammaddaffahanif8709]

Indonesia is the biggest invisible thing on the planet earth -the guardian 2016

[@redlash5640]

please come to indonesia and experience a lot of cultures and subcultures . Assalamualaikum from Raha City of Muna Island, South east Sulawesi

[@spekinomia]

Yoi Yoi Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇵🇸🇵🇸

[@dewaadewiii4626]

Thank You