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Lost Girl's Urban Compass Tale

Mar 2, 2024 · 16m 36s
Lost Girl's Urban Compass Tale
Chapters

01 · Main Story

1m 40s

02 · Vocabulary Words

13m 59s

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Fluent Fiction - Indonesian: Lost Girl's Urban Compass Tale Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more: https://www.fluentfiction.org/lost-girls-urban-compass-tale/ Story Transcript: Id: Di tengah hiruk-pikuk ibu kota yang sibuk, ada...

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Fluent Fiction - Indonesian: Lost Girl's Urban Compass Tale
Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
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Story Transcript:

Id: Di tengah hiruk-pikuk ibu kota yang sibuk, ada seorang gadis bernama Siti.
En: In the hustle and bustle of the busy capital city, there was a girl named Siti.

Id: Siti adalah gadis desa yang baru pertama kali menginjakkan kaki di Jakarta.
En: Siti was a village girl who set foot in Jakarta for the first time.

Id: Ia datang untuk mencari pengalaman dan tentu saja, pekerjaan.
En: She had come to seek experience and, of course, a job.

Id: Namun, hari pertamanya di Jakarta sudah memberikan tantangan yang tidak kecil.
En: However, her first day in Jakarta presented quite a challenge.

Id: Siti berdiri di pinggir jalan dengan peta di tangan, wajahnya penuh kebingungan.
En: Standing at the roadside with a map in her hand, Siti looked bewildered.

Id: Angin kencang menyebabkan helai rambutnya menari-nari tak karuan.
En: The strong wind made her hair dance wildly.

Id: Mobil, motor, dan bus berlalu lalang dengan kecepatan yang membuatnya tercenung.
En: Cars, motorcycles, and buses zoomed past at a speed that left her dazed.

Id: "Bagaimana aku bisa menyeberang jalan ini?" gumamnya pelan.
En: "How can I cross this street?" she murmured softly.

Id: Tanpa disadari, Siti memegang peta tersebut terbalik.
En: Unknowingly, Siti was holding the map upside down.

Id: Dia mencoba mengikuti jalur yang tergambar, tapi semuanya terasa salah.
En: She tried to follow the depicted route, but everything felt wrong.

Id: Setiap kali dia berpikir sudah menemukan arah yang benar, jalanan tampak berbeda dari yang tergambar pada peta itu.
En: Every time she thought she had found the right direction, the streets seemed different from what was shown on the map.

Id: Seorang bapak penjual kopi di pinggir jalan memperhatikan Siti yang tampak hilang arah.
En: A coffee vendor on the side of the road noticed Siti looking lost.

Id: Dengan senyum ramah, bapak itu mendekati Siti.
En: With a friendly smile, he approached her.

Id: "Halo, Dik. Sepertinya kamu kesulitan dengan peta itu. Bolehkah aku membantu?" tanya bapak tersebut.
En: "Hello, miss. It seems you're having trouble with that map. Can I help?" he asked.

Id: Siti menoleh, terkejut, namun segera tersenyum lega melihat ada orang yang menawarkan bantuan.
En: Siti turned, surprised, but soon smiled thankfully to see someone offering assistance.

Id: Ia pun menyerahkan peta itu kepada bapak penjual kopi.
En: She handed the map to the coffee vendor.

Id: Bapak itu mengamati peta tersebut sejenak, lalu dengan tawa kecil dia membalik peta itu.
En: He examined it for a moment and then with a little chuckle, he turned the map around.

Id: "Begini, Dik, peta harusnya dibaca seperti ini."
En: "Here, miss, the map should be read like this."

Id: Rasa malu menyapa wajah Siti, namun dia cepat tanggap. "Oh, terima kasih banyak, Pak! Saya memang baru pertama kali ini ke Jakarta dan harusnya bertemu teman di sebuah kafe dekat Monas. Bisa bantu saya mengarahkan?"
En: Embarrassment washed over Siti, but she quickly responded, "Oh, thank you so much, sir! This is my first time in Jakarta, and I'm supposed to meet a friend at a café near Monas. Can you help me with directions?"

Id: Bapak penjual kopi itu pun dengan sabar menjelaskan dan bahkan menggambar jalur yang lebih mudah di selembar kertas.
En: The coffee vendor patiently explained and even drew an easier route on a piece of paper.

Id: "Ikuti jalur ini, Dik. Akan lebih mudah. Dan jangan lupa, hati-hati menyeberang. Ini Jakarta, lalulintasnya bisa membuatmu pusing tujuh keliling kalau tidak terbiasa."
En: "Follow this route, miss. It'll be easier. And remember to be careful when crossing the street. This is Jakarta, and the traffic can be confusing if you're not used to it."

Id: Siti mengucapkan terima kasih yang tak terhingga kepada bapak itu.
En: Siti expressed her immense gratitude to the man.

Id: Dengan peta yang kini terbaca dengan benar dan arahan yang jelas, ia mulai melangkah dengan percaya diri.
En: With the now correctly read map and clear directions, she began to walk with confidence.

Id: Kali ini, ia dapat menemukan kafe yang dituju dengan lebih mudah.
En: This time, she was able to find the café she was aiming for more easily.

Id: Setibanya di kafe, Siti bertemu dengan temannya.
En: Upon arriving at the café, Siti met her friend.

Id: Ia bercerita tentang pengalaman barusan sambil terkekeh.
En: She told her about the recent experience while giggling.

Id: "Ternyata petualangan pertamaku di Jakarta adalah belajar membaca peta dengan benar," kata Siti kepada temannya.
En: "Turns out, my first adventure in Jakarta was learning to read a map correctly," Siti said to her friend.

Id: Dan dari hari itu, Siti tak hanya belajar tentang orientasi dan petunjuk arah di kota besar, tapi juga tentang kehangatan orang-orang yang siap membantu meskipun dalam kesibukan kota seperti Jakarta.
En: And from that day on, Siti not only learned about orientation and directions in the big city but also about the warmth of people who were ready to help, even amidst the busyness of a city like Jakarta.

Id: Hari pertama yang sempat terasa menakutkan berubah menjadi momen yang akan selalu teringat sebagai awalan yang baik bagi petualangan barunya di kota ini.
En: The initially frightening first day turned into a moment that would always be remembered as a good start to her new adventure in the city.


Vocabulary Words:
  • bustle: aneh
  • girl: gadis
  • set foot: menginjakkan kaki
  • bewildered: kebingungan
  • zoomed: lalu lalang
  • dazed: tercenung
  • murmured: gumam
  • vendor: penjual
  • approached: mendekati
  • chuckle: tawa kecil
  • embarrassment: rasa malu
  • gratitude: terima kasih
  • confident: percaya diri
  • giggling: terkekeh
  • orientation: orientasi
  • warmth: kehangatan
  • busyness: kesibukan
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