Blogging workshop in Jakarta

Must be my travel year this 2006. I’ve also been slated to go to Jakarta, Indonesia on the 2nd week of November around the 13th to 15th. It will be another 3 day workshop on blogging and podcasting, similar to what I did in Taipei last month.

November is definitely a packed month. Good times.

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

https://www.yugatech.com

7 Comments

mangolicious_pie says:

15 years ago

hi im new here i went to jakarta 2x na,1yr pa lang mr. ko work dun,baka pupunta uli kami this yr.ng mga anak ko,sakit dinanas ko kasi daming mga prostitute lumalapit at tumatawag sa apartment ng asawa ko,pati mga promodiser lalo na ng gatas sa grocery nag p flirt,saka yun pansitan sa kota kembang,kung makipagtinginan sa asawa ko grabe,di ko na alam kung sino pinatulan nya dun..hay kalat ang mga dalagang pumapatol sa me kowa na kahit 49 na..paimbistegahan ko kaya mr.ko kasi nagbago na sya sa akin..saan meron NBI pls help
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Armina says:

18 years ago

Ahemm… I live here in Jakarta for almost 7 years na, so Yuga If you’re here don’t forget let me know! para madalhan mo ako ng pasalubong hehehe :-)

Traffic nga d2, pero pag rush hour lang naman, tsaka depende kung san pupuntahan mo. Mas mamahalin din mga bilihin, pero cheap and pirated dvd/vcd’s nagkalat d2 yon :D

Hope we could meet again, d2 naman sa Jakarta. tc! :-)
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Dennis says:

14 years ago

Dito po ako sa Jakarta. San po malimit mgtambay ang kapwa ko pinoy

Jaypee says:

18 years ago

tama si cat, grabe ang traffic sa Jakarta. oo, dapat makapunta ka ng Bali. tapos ang words na “mahal” at “mura” ay pareho ng meaning sa Indonesian. so kung mahal ang presyo, you could say “ang taas naman ng presyo”. also, ingat ka kasi maraming mga pinoy na nagnenegosyo sa Jakarta, so baka ang tindero/tindera ay pinoy pala. so for the Indonesian phrases:

thank you = terima kasih (you can pronounce it as trima kasi) when you add “banyak” at the end, it would mean “thank you very much”.

you’re welcome = sama-sama or kembali

good morning = selamat pagi

good afternoon = selamat siang (12 – 4 pm) selamat sore (after 4 pm)

good evening = selamat malam (use it when it’s already sunset)

(selamat you can pronounce it as slamat)

let me know if there are other terms/words you’d like to know. hope this helps. :)
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The Ca t says:

18 years ago

Hala, ano ba yan, sinusundan mo ba ang yapak ko ha? Baka susunod nyan, dito na sa Estet pumunta.
Eniwey, kahit hindi mo solicit ang advice ko, bibigay ko pa rin saiyo.

1. Convince your host to bring you to Bali.
2. When you ride a cab, see to it that doors are locked, minsan pag may traffic may biglang sasakay saiyo at hold-up.
3. Traffic dyan grabeh.
4. Sa atin, atin ito, ang oras nila ay mas masahol sa Filipino time.
5. Ang market nila tatlong shifts, merong morning, merong hapon at merong gabi.
6. grabeh ang market nila ng cd at dvd. makikita mo singers, pinoy
7. maraming tagalog words na pareho tayo kaya pag tumawad ka huwag kayong mag-uusap ng kasama mong pinoy, nakakaintindi ang mga bruho.
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Jaypee says:

18 years ago

wow, Jakarta naman this time ha. maybe you should learn some Indonesian phrases para mas ma-impress sayo ang mga magaattend sa workshop mo. hehe. if you want I can teach you basic ones. :)
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