NASI UDUK

Nasi uduk meaning “Mixed rice”. Nasi uduk is one of favourite food in Indonesia, especially in Jakarta. People of Jakarta usually eat nasi uduk in the morning for breakfast. It is made by mixing steamed rice with coconut milk, clove, cinnamon, lemongrass, and ginjer. Nasi uduk is often served with cucumber, tomatoes, lettuce, fried sambal, fried tempe, etc.

 For making nasi uduk

Ingredients:

-2 cup long grain rice

-1 can coconut milk

-3 lemongrass

-5 daun salam(Indian bayleaf)

-2 tbs salt

-1 cup water

Directions:

      1.      Clean rice thoroughly and drain

      2.      Steam the rice on steamer until they turn white

      3.      and remove

      4.      Heat a pot add all the ingredient including the steam rice, shimmer until the liguid gone but keep stiring so it wont sticky

      5.      Put the rice back to the steamer, for 15 min or until the rice is cooked done

      6.      Serve with coconut chilli sauce, cucumber, sliced omelette, potato patties( perkedel) , padi oat chip , and fried shallot

      7.      It may look dificult to make but it taste preety good

TOURISM OBJECTS IN BALI

TANAH LOT

Tanah lot is located about 30km Northwest part from Denpasar city at Bratan village. It is most important sea temples. Tanah lot is built on the top a hug rock which is surrounded by the sea.Built by one of the last priests who came to Bali from Java in16th century,its rituals include the paying of homage to the guardian spirits of the sea. Poisonnous sea snakes found at the base of the rocky island are believed to guard the temple from evil spirit and intruder.The best time to see Tanah lot is in the late afternoon.

KINTAMANI

It is located about 65km from Denpasar city. Kintamani is the most popular mountain resort in Bali.Its close by Mount Batur and Lake Batur. The villages of Kintamani call themselves of Bali Aga or original Balinese. When the day is bright, the visitors can enjoy to see the top of Mount Batur and the quite blue of Lake Batur. The air is so fresh and cool.

KECAK DANCE

Kecak is a kind of Bali’s dance. Kecak is a unique dance from Bali. Kecak dance is not accompanied of music or gamelan but, just ochestra of 100 males. Kecak dance is a very powerful performances. The visitors can enjoy to watching the dance is in the evening.

KUTA BEACH

Kuta is a beautiful beach.It is located about 11km Northern part of Denpasar city.It is a popular beach with clean sandy, big wave good for water sports such as: surfing, jetski and etc. Although current make it less suitable for swimming. The visitors can enjoy the beautiful sunset.

TANJUNG BENOA

It is located at the Eastern coast of Bali. Tanjung Benoa is a beautiful beach with clean sandy, big wave good for water sports such as: surfing, parasailing, jetski, bananaboat, flying fish and the cost is expensive. The visitors can visit Turtle island by  shipboat.During the trip the visitors can see many kinds of fishes and give a bread them.

GOA GAJAH

Goa gajah derived 2 words: Goa means cave and Gajah means elephant, so the meaning of the name is elephant cave.Its located in Gianyar regency about 2.6 from Denpasar city.It becomes an ancient monument.In ancient time. It was used by the hindu sages for meditadion. Later on it was also used by Buddist monks for the same purpose.  There is a ganesha statue inside with four hands.

TIRTA EMPUL Temple

It is located about 36km from Denpasar city, Gianyar regency. The temple of pura Tirta empul is built around the sacred spring at Tampak Siring. Over 1000 years old, the temple and its two bathing places have been  used by the people for good health and prosperity because of the spring water’s curative powers. Regular ceremonies are held for purification. Specialities of the area bone and ivory carvings, and seashell ornament.

BARONG DANCE

Barong dance is kind of Bali’s dance.This is basically a story about the struggle betwen good and evil.

Good is personified by the Barong Keket,a strange,funloving creature in the shape of shaggy semilion.

Evil is represented by Rangda.Ultimately,the two characters engage in battle, at which pont the barongs keris bearing followers rush in to attack Rangda. The Barong and Rangda dance is a very powerful performance and is not taken lightly by those involved.

GARUDA  WISNU KENCANA(GWK)

Mandala Garuda Wisnu Kencana known as GWK,is designed and expected to be the landmark of Bali as the new tourism destination to combine culture social economy and various environmental aspects.

The main mark of this compelx is a bust of God Wishnu 144.64 m height,surrounded by 60 pavilions for countries and world culture institution, museum international Gallery,International Conference Hall,and Exhibition hall.

GWK monument is located on a high place overlooking beautiful panorama of the surrounding,around 4 km from Desa Jimbaran.

SANGEH

 It is located at the northern part of Sangeh Village Abiansemal District Badung Regency.It is about 21 km from Denpasar city and can be reached by car easily with a good condition. In the 17th century during the golden period of Mengwi Kingdom.There are many monkeys at Sangeh,they are funny monkeys. Nutmeg tree forest of 10 hectares is a holy territory. According to the mythology from the local villagers, the word of Sangeh is derived from the root “Sang” that means a determiner for person and “Ngeh” means seeing or observing.

TAMAN AYUN

Taman ayun is located at Mengwi village,

Mengwi district,Badung regency. It is about 18 km from Denpasar city and can be reached any transportation.

The huge state temple of Pura Taman Ayun surrounded by a wide moat, was the main temple of Mengwi kingdom.

The temple was originally built in 1634 and renovated in1937. Its very large and the elegant.

THE MONUMENT OF BALINESE PEOPLE’S STRUGGLES

The monument is located at Niti Mandala (civic center of Bali Province). It takes about 7 minutes from sanur, 10 minutes from downtown Denpasar city and 30 minutes from the airport.

The width of its building is 4,900 square meters, while the whole square is 138,830 square meters.

The building divides the space of a compound into three parts consisting of:

1.Utama Mandala or Jeroan(the primary or holiest part)

2.Madia Mandala or jaba Tengah(the middle part)

3.Nisa Mandala or Jaba Sisi(the profante part)

Nama: Anggie Choirum Istianawati

Kelas: 4EA15 

NPM: 15209373
Tugas: Softskill B. Inggris Bisnis 2 

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

There are three types conditional sentences:

Type I              : Future conditional sentences

Type II            : Present conditional sentences

Type III           : Past conditional sentences

Type I

Future conditional sentences

Future conditional sentences is used to talk about possible situations in the future.

Examples:

1.      If your manager calls me, I shall meet him.

2.      If you invite me, I shall enjoy your party.

3.      If I have time, I will come to see you.

4.      If John finishes study this year, he will work at Garuda C.O.

5.      If you reserve your ticket today, you will leave from Jakarta tomorrow.

Pattern:

IF + S + VI(es) + O + (adv) + S + will/shall + VI + O + (adv)

Simple present                          Present future

Sub klause                                 Main klause

It means:

It is possible for…..to VI………and

1.      a. It is possible for your manager to call me and

b. It is possible for me to meet him.

2.      a. It is possible for you to invite me and

b. It is possible for me to enjoy your party.

3.      a. It is possible for me to have time and

b. It is possible for me to come to see you.

4.      a. It is possible for John to finish his study this year and

b. It is possible for him to work at Garuda C.O.

5.      a. It is possible for you to reserve your ticket today and

b. It is possible for you to leave from Jakarta tomorrow.

Type II

Present conditional sentences

Conditional sentence  is used to talk about actions or situations that are not taking place in the present (contrary to the fact).

Examples:
 

1.      If I were a manager, I should work at Mandari hotel.

2.      If they were here, we should invite them for the party.

3.      If you came on time, we should meet on time.

4.      If she worked hard, he should get a lot of money.

5.      If they were diligent to work, our manager should not be angry with them.

Pattern A:

IF + S + VII + (O) + (adv), S + would/should + VI + (O)

Simple past                          Past future

This sentence patterns can be reversed without changing the meaning.

Pattern B:

S + would/should + VI + (O), if + S + VII + (O) + (adv)

                                     Past future                                      Simple past

Examples: 

1.      I should work at Mandari hotel, If I were a manager.

2.      We should invite them for the party, If they were here.

3.      We should meet on time, If you came on time.

4.      He should get a lot of money, If she worked hard.

5.      Our manager should not be angry with them, If they were diligent to work.

It means (real fact):

S + don’t/doesn’t + VI + O + so that + S + don’t/doesn’t + VI

OR

S + don’t/doesn’t + VI + O + because + S + don’t/doesn’t + VI

Note:  

• So that is used to if in front of a sentences. 
• Because is used to if in the middle sentences.

Pattern A: If you called me today, I should visit you.

It means : You don't call me today so that I don't visit you.

Pattern B: I should visit Mary, If she called me today.

It means: I don't visit Mary because she doesn't call me today.

Type III         

Past conditional sentences

Conditional sentence is used to talk about actions or situations that did not take or were not taking place in the past (contrary to the fact and past situation).

Examples: 

1.      If our manager had been at hotel yesterday, I should have met him.

2.      If Lucinda had studied hard last year, she should have finished her study.

3.      If they had booked some rooms last week, they should have stayed at our hotel last night.

4.      If I had been well yesterday, I should have joined you.

Pattern A:

If + S + had + VIII + O + (adv), S + should/would + have + VIII + O + (adv)

  Past perfect                                Past future perfect

This position of sentence patterns can be changed without changing the meaning.

Pattern B:

S + should/would + have + VIII + O + (adv), If + S + had + VIII + O + (adv)

Examples: 

1.      I should have met him, If our manager had been at hotel yesterday.

2.      She should have finished her study, If Lucinda had studied hard last year.

3.      They should have stayed at our hotel last night, If they had booked some rooms last week

4.      I should have joined you, If I had been well yesterday.

      It means/ real fact: Past situation and contrary to the fact.

     

 S + didn't + VI + so that + S + didn't + VI

OR 

 S + didn't + VI + because + S + didn't + VI

   
      Examples:

1.      If you had finished your work last night, we should have gone to tne cinema.

It means: you didn’t finish your work last night so that we didn’t go to the cinema.

2.      If Annie had reserved her ticket three years ago, she should have got a flight to Denpasar yesterday.

It means: Annie didn’t reserve her ticket three days ago so that she didn’t get a flight to Denpasar yesterday.

3.      They should have stayed in our hotel last night because they had booked the rooms before.

It means: they didn’t stay in our hotel last night because they didn’t book the rooms before. 

     Sumber: Tambunan, Tony. (2007). English grammar for Paramitha tourism high school. Jakarta.