Quiz Mengenai Khazanah Bahasa Sunda 1

The word "gampil" has the same meaning as the word "gampang."

The correct answer is "Babaturan" because the sentence mentions "rerencangan" and asks for a word with the same meaning. "Babaturan" is a word that has a similar meaning to "rerencangan" which is "plan" or "design".

The correct answer is "Abdi" because the phrase "Sim kuring baris nyobi ngaguar téma ieu biantara anu unina : Ngaronjatkeun Kareueus Nonoman Kana Basa Sunda" translates to "I am writing to discuss the following topic: Preserving the Beauty of the Sundanese Language." In this context, "kuring" refers to "I" or "me" in Sundanese, and "abdi" is the Sundanese word for "I" or "me." Therefore, "kuring" and "abdi" have the same meaning in this sentence.

The correct answer is "Isuk-isuk". The word "rebun-rebun" in the sentence means "every morning". This is indicated by the clue "Isukna" which means "this morning". Therefore, the correct answer is "Isuk-isuk" which means "every morning".

The correct answer is "Generasi muda" because the sentence states that "Nonoman téh saharti jeung..." which translates to "Nonoman means the same as..." and "Generasi muda" is the closest option that matches the meaning of "Nonoman".

The correct answer is "Panutup" because the given passage is usually used as a closing or concluding statement in a speech or presentation. It is used to summarize the main points and wrap up the topic.

The word "ngawanohkeun" in the Sundanese language means "to recognize" or "to know". Therefore, the correct answer "Ngenalkeun" which means "to recognize" accurately reflects the meaning of the word "ngawanohkeun".

The bolded word "luhur" in the given text indicates that the time referred to is "Soré" or "afternoon".

The word "cindekna" in the sentence implies a conclusion or a summary. This can be inferred from the context of the sentence where it is mentioned that it is used to convey the meaning of "kasimpulanana" which translates to "in conclusion" or "to summarize". Therefore, the correct answer is "kasimpulanana".

The word "Pameget" is the correct answer because it does not have the same meaning as the word "mojang" in the given context. The other three options - Wanoja, Parawan, and Istri - all have similar meanings to "mojang," which is a term used to refer to a young woman or girl. However, "Pameget" does not have the same meaning and is therefore the odd one out.

The word "pangangkirna" in the sentence refers to a greeting or welcome. It is used to show gratitude and appreciation for someone's presence or arrival. Therefore, the correct answer "ondangan" accurately captures the meaning of the word in the given context.

The given correct answer "Taya pikiran goréng, bersih haté" means "No worries, clear mind" in English. This phrase suggests that people from Sundanese culture do not stress over small things and have a calm and clear mindset. They believe in keeping a positive and peaceful state of mind, free from unnecessary worries and negative thoughts.

The given answer "Lalandian" is the correct answer because it is the Indonesian word for "gossiper" or "rumormonger". The question asks for another term or nickname for someone with similar characteristics as "Si buleng kurupuk" (the chubby kid who likes to eat crackers) and "Si congcorang" (the skinny kid). "Lalandian" fits this description as it refers to someone who spreads rumors or gossip, similar to the behavior of the mentioned individuals.

The phrase "Ngabuntut bangkong" means "chasing a frog" in Indonesian. This phrase is used metaphorically to describe a situation where someone is trying to solve a problem or find a conclusion, but they are unable to do so because they are focusing on the wrong thing or going about it in the wrong way. Therefore, the phrase "Ngabuntut bangkong" is an appropriate proverb to describe a situation where a meeting or discussion does not yield any conclusive results.

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