Bahasa Jawa Kelas 5

The given answer "indonesia" is correct because the phrase "kebudayaan mujudake keutamaan luhur tumrap bangsa" translates to "culture manifests noble virtues for the nation." Indonesia is known for its rich and diverse culture, which plays a significant role in shaping the nation's identity and values. The phrase implies that culture holds a high importance and contributes to the greatness of the Indonesian nation.

The correct answer, "lestareake," suggests that in order to preserve or maintain traditional games, they need to be constantly practiced and kept alive. This implies that individuals should actively engage in playing traditional games and pass them on to future generations to ensure their continuity and preservation.

The given correct answer "guyub rukun" is a Javanese phrase that means "harmony and unity". It is often used to describe a state of peaceful coexistence and cooperation among individuals or a community. In the context of the question, it suggests that traditional values such as honesty and unity are important for achieving victory or success.

The correct answer is "ngunjuk". In the given sentence, the word "ngombe" means "to drink" in Javanese language. The options "nginum" and "mimik" also mean "to drink" in Javanese, but they are not in the correct form to fit the sentence. The word "dhahar" means "to eat" in Javanese, which does not match the context of the sentence. Therefore, the correct answer is "ngunjuk", which means "to serve" or "to offer" in Javanese, and it fits the sentence correctly.

The word "nyiram" is the correct answer because it is the most appropriate word that fits the context of the sentence. "Mbak Wati" is mentioned in the sentence, indicating that a female person named Wati is doing the action of watering the flowers. The word "nyiram" means "to water" in Indonesian, which matches the action being described. The other options, "disiram," "kosiram," and "daksiram," do not accurately convey the meaning of watering the flowers.

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The given question is in Javanese language and asks for the number that comes after "pandawa iku cacahe ono". The options provided are "lima", "papat", "enem", and "pitu". The correct answer is "lima" because it is the Javanese word for the number "five".

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The word "pinarak" is a term used in the Krama Alus language. In this context, "lungguh" is the correct answer because it means "meaning" or "definition" in Indonesian. Therefore, the correct translation of the sentence "mangga pak pinarak rumiyin" would be "Please explain the meaning of this word."

The correct answer is "banter". In the given sentence, the phrase "sepeda motor mlakune luwih .... tinimbang pit onthel" suggests a comparison between a motorbike and a bicycle. The word "banter" means "faster" or "more speedy" in Javanese, implying that the motorbike is faster than the bicycle.

The word "liyan" is the correct answer because it means "others" or "different" in Javanese. The sentence suggests that modern games make children lose their sense of togetherness or unity with others. Therefore, "liyan" is the most appropriate word to complete the sentence, indicating that modern games cause children to lose their sense of unity with others.

The correct answer is "kethul pikirane". This phrase means "deep in thought" in Javanese. The other options do not make sense in the given context. The phrase "bola bali diterangake tetep ora mudheng" means "even if the ball is explained, it still doesn't understand." The phrase "tipis lambene" means "thin in speech" and "kendel kulite" means "thick-skinned." The phrase "jambar segarane" means "fresh and wide." Therefore, "kethul pikirane" is the most appropriate answer in the given context.

The word "omahe" in Javanese language means "home" or "house". In the given sentence, "pak sarjono daleme ana ing kampung", it can be inferred that the word "omahe" refers to the subject's house or home in the village.

The correct answer is "udan tangis". The given lines in the question describe different emotions or states of mind. "Udan tangis" translates to "rain of tears" in English, which suggests a feeling of sadness or sorrow. The other options do not convey the same emotional tone as "udan tangis", making it the most suitable answer based on the given context.

It is not possible to provide an explanation without any additional context or information about the question or the options provided.

The correct answer is "um". The question provides a sentence in an unknown language and asks for a word that is a synonym for "lingga". Without knowing the meaning of "lingga" or the context of the sentence, it is impossible to determine the exact synonym. However, "um" is the only option that could potentially be a synonym for "lingga" based on its similarity in sound and structure.

The phrase "jambar segarane" in Javanese language means "full of freshness". This phrase is used to describe someone who is lively, energetic, and full of vitality. The other options in the given text do not convey the same meaning. "Aduh kringet" means "ouch, it's itchy", "tipis lambene" means "thin hair", and "kendel kulite" means "rough skin". Therefore, "jambar segarane" is the correct answer as it best fits the given context.

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The correct answer is "nulis". In the given sentence, the word "wulan" suggests that the subject is someone named Wulan. The phrase "surat kanggo kancane" means "a letter for him/her". The word "nulis" means "to write". Therefore, the correct answer "nulis" fits in the sentence as it means "Wulan writes a letter for him/her".

The given answer "ngaabangake kuping" means "listening carefully" in Javanese language. The phrase "kancanmu sing siji iku pancen.... tenan senengane misuh lan nyatur liyan" suggests that one should be careful and attentive while listening because it is a valuable trait. The other phrases mentioned in the question such as "kethul pikirane, udan tangis, kepancal sepur" are unrelated and do not provide any explanation for the given answer.

The given question asks for the preferred choice among the given options. The correct answer is Option 1, which implies that the person likes Option 1 the most out of all the options provided.

The correct answer is "waspada". In the given statement, the phrase "ati-ati podo tegese karo" suggests being cautious or careful. The word "waspada" also means to be cautious or alert. Therefore, "waspada" is the most appropriate answer that conveys the meaning of being careful or cautious.

The given passage is a Javanese poem or pantun. It describes a person named "pucung" who is not a stone or a mountain, but rather resides in the forest and is respected by the bupati (local leader). The last line of the poem asks what is above or beyond this description, and the correct answer is "pucung" itself, indicating that there is nothing more to add or describe about this person.

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The given answer "yudhistira" is the correct one because it is the only name mentioned in the question. The question asks for the name of "pembarepe pandahawa iku jenenge" and only "yudhistira" is listed as a possible option. Therefore, "yudhistira" is the correct answer.

The correct answer is 10 November. The question is asking for the date that Dina Pahlawan is recognized or celebrated. Based on the given options, 10 November is the only date mentioned.

The correct answer is "dhuwur". In the given sentence, the word "kuwi" indicates that the speaker is referring to something specific. The word "dhuwur" means "high" or "tall" in Javanese, so the sentence can be interpreted as "That Bromo is very high until it reaches the clouds." This explanation fits the context of the sentence and the meaning of the word "dhuwur".

The correct answer is "nyambut gawe". In Javanese language, "nyambut gawe" means to go to work or to start working. Given the context of the sentence, where "bapak yadi" is spending money at the village office, it can be inferred that he is going to work or starting his work at the office. Therefore, "nyambut gawe" is the most suitable translation for the phrase "ngasta" in this context.

The correct answer is "nyolok mata". In Javanese culture, "nyolok mata" is a term used to describe someone who is constantly looking around or observing their surroundings. In the given context, the person mentioned in the parikan is wearing red clothes and is "nyolok mata", implying that they are alert and observant while riding the train.

The correct answer is "ater-ater dak, kok, di". This answer is correct because it completes the sentence fragment given in the question. The other options do not fit grammatically or make sense in the context of the sentence.

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The given phrase "dawa tangane" means "hold his hand" in Javanese language. The phrase implies that someone needs to be cautious and careful while dealing with a child, as they are vulnerable and need guidance and support. The phrase highlights the importance of taking care of children and being mindful of their actions and well-being.

The correct answer is "bapak arep tindak ngendi?" because it is the only option that is grammatically correct and asks about the location or place where the person wants to act. The other options either ask about the time or the person the person wants to act with, which are not relevant to the given question.

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The correct answer is "berita" because the question is asking for the Indonesian term for "news".

The correct answer is "ngambil". It is the correct form of the verb "to take" in Indonesian. The sentence is describing someone borrowing a book from a teacher and using the polite form of speech, which is "krama alus". Therefore, the correct verb form should be "ngambil" which means "to take" in informal Indonesian language.

The correct answer is "nggambarake kahanan, panggonan." This is because the other options (nyritakakek pengalaman, nyritakake dedongengan, urut wektu/kronologis) do not make sense in the given context. The phrase "salah sijine titikan wacan narasi kaya ing ngisor iki, kejaba..." suggests that the question is asking about the arrangement or depiction of events or locations, which aligns with the answer choice "nggambarake kahanan, panggonan."

The correct answer is "nggambarake kahanan, panggonan". This is because the question is asking for the correct order of events or the correct sequence of information. "nggambarake kahanan, panggonan" means "depicting the setting, location" which is a logical step in narrating a story or describing an experience. The other options, such as "nyeritakaken pengalaman" (telling an experience) or "urut wektu, kronologis" (in chronological order) do not directly address the concept of depicting the setting or location.