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The act of greeting someone
문화적 배경
The 'Salim' gesture is the physical manifestation of 'beri salam'. It involves touching the elder's hand to your forehead to show humility. For Muslims, 'beri salam' specifically means saying 'Assalamu'alaikum'. It is considered a 'wajib' (obligatory) act of kindness. In Javanese culture, the level of 'salam' can change based on the 'unggah-ungguh' (social hierarchy). A deeper bow might accompany the phrase. In cities like Jakarta, 'beri salam' is often shortened to just a nod and 'Pagi Pak/Bu' in office settings, but the core value of acknowledging the other person remains.
The 'Salim' Secret
If you want to impress an Indonesian family, 'salim' (touch their hand to your forehead) when you 'beri salam'. They will love you!
Don't be too loud
A 'salam' should be gentle and calm, not shouted, unless you are far away.
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The act of greeting someone
The 'Salim' Secret
If you want to impress an Indonesian family, 'salim' (touch their hand to your forehead) when you 'beri salam'. They will love you!
Don't be too loud
A 'salam' should be gentle and calm, not shouted, unless you are far away.
Religious Nuance
If you are not Muslim, a simple 'Selamat pagi/siang/sore' is a perfect 'salam'.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the phrase.
Setiap pagi, murid-murid ______ kepada guru di depan kelas.
The standard collocation for greeting is 'beri salam'.
Which sentence is the most polite when meeting an elder?
Apa yang harus kamu lakukan saat bertemu kakek?
In Indonesian culture, giving a greeting and performing 'salim' is the peak of politeness.
Complete the dialogue.
Ibu: 'Budi, kalau masuk rumah orang harus...' Budi: 'Iya Bu, saya akan ______.'
Entering someone's house requires a greeting.
Match the phrase to the context.
Match 'Titip salam buat Ayah' to its context.
'Titip salam' is an informal way to send greetings to someone's family.
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시각 학습 자료
Types of Salam
Formal
- • Memberi salam
- • Salam hormat
Informal
- • Beri salam
- • Titip salam
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제Setiap pagi, murid-murid ______ kepada guru di depan kelas.
The standard collocation for greeting is 'beri salam'.
Apa yang harus kamu lakukan saat bertemu kakek?
In Indonesian culture, giving a greeting and performing 'salim' is the peak of politeness.
Ibu: 'Budi, kalau masuk rumah orang harus...' Budi: 'Iya Bu, saya akan ______.'
Entering someone's house requires a greeting.
Match 'Titip salam buat Ayah' to its context.
'Titip salam' is an informal way to send greetings to someone's family.
🎉 점수: /4
자주 묻는 질문
10 질문No, it's a general Indonesian term for greeting, though it has Islamic roots.
You can, but it sounds a bit formal. Better to just say 'Halo' or 'Apa kabar'.
'Beri salam' is the act of greeting (verbal/gestural), while 'salaman' is specifically shaking hands.
Use 'Titip salam buat [Nama]'.
'Memberi' is formal/written, 'beri' is informal/spoken.
A slight nod of the head is usually enough and very polite.
You should always return it! It's very rude to ignore a salam.
Yes, you can write 'Saya ingin memberi salam...' but usually people just start with the greeting itself.
It's not wrong, just very informal and less 'standard' than 'beri'.
This is the 'salim' gesture, the ultimate form of 'beri salam' to show respect.
관련 표현
Menyapa
similarTo greet/say hi
Bersalaman
builds onTo shake hands
Titip salam
specialized formSend my regards
Salam hangat
similarWarm regards
Sembah
contrastTraditional deep bow/homage
