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Bahasa Indonesia For Foreign Speakers
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Since 2000, Language Centre, Ministry of National Education, Republic of Indonesia, has organized activities for teaching Indonesian foreign speakers. This activity is maintained in regular classes and special classes. Regular classes held regularly every semester. Meanwhile, special classes held for two weeks or according to the needs of learners.
BIPA organizing teaching activities based on consideration that in a global era, Indonesian position in the international arena is increasingly important and potential. Indonesian potentials were supported by Indonesia's geographical position is located in very strategic marine traffic, potential natural resources, and Indonesia's unique cultural diversity. Thus, the Indonesian language is expected to be a bridge for other nations to improve understanding of peoples and cultures of Indonesia. That fact has led many foreigners who are interested and interested to learn the Indonesian language as a means to achieve various goals, such as politics, economy, trade, education, arts-culture, and tourism.
Since 2000, Language Centre, Ministry of National Education, Republic of Indonesia, has organized activities for teaching Indonesian foreign speakers. This activity is maintained in regular classes and special classes. Regular classes held regularly every semester. Meanwhile, special classes held for two weeks or according to the needs of learners.
BIPA organizing teaching activities based on consideration that in a global era, Indonesian position in the international arena is increasingly important and potential. Indonesian potentials were supported by Indonesia's geographical position is located in very strategic marine traffic, potential natural resources, and Indonesia's unique cultural diversity. Thus, the Indonesian language is expected to be a bridge for other nations to improve understanding of peoples and cultures of Indonesia. That fact has led many foreigners who are interested and interested to learn the Indonesian language as a means to achieve various goals, such as politics, economy, trade, education, arts-culture, and tourism.
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