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Indonesian language introduction
Indonesian is a standardized form of Malay and serves as the official language of Indonesia. It is a language that has absorbed many words from other languages due to the archipelago's historical trade connections and diverse ethnic groups.
Characteristics of Indonesian Names
Cultural diversity: Names often reflect the ethnic and cultural diversity of Indonesia, with influences from Javanese, Sundanese, Chinese, Arab, and European cultures.
One-word names: It is common for Indonesians to have a single name, without a family surname, especially in Javanese culture.
Meaningful names: Names often carry meanings related to virtues, nature, or desired qualities.
Adoption of foreign names: Due to historical influences, there is a variety of foreign names adapted into the Indonesian context.
No strict gender differentiation: Unlike in some languages, Indonesian names do not always clearly indicate the person's gender.
- Examples include 'Siti', 'Budi', 'Dewi', 'Agus', showcasing the blend of simplicity, cultural diversity, and meaningfulness.