Hey everyone, my name is Yana Zahra and I come from and live in Indonesia. So today we’re gonna talk about a celebration or festival that happened in my country. For your information, in my country, Indonesia, we have the majority religion. It’s Islam. So, every time after the Muslims fasting for a month, we call it Ramadan, they’re gonna have a celebration called it Al-Qutr. For some Muslims, they’re gonna celebrate the Id al-Fitr in their hometown. It’s so important, especially for the Muslims people, because they could have a quality time with their family. It’s actually important to my country too, because they are the majority if they are on celebrating Id al-Fitr, it’ll affect to the other people. For example, the Tervik Jam, or maybe a long weekend or a long holiday. That’s it! Goodbye!
Band 6+: Describe a festival or celebration that is popular in your country. You should say: what the festival or celebration is who participates in it when and where it takes place and explain why this festival or celebration is important in your country.
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Hey everyone, my name is Yana Zahra and I come from and live in Indonesia. So today we're going to talk about a celebration or festival that happens in my country. For your information, in my country, Indonesia, the majority religion is Islam. So, every time after the Muslims fast for a month, we call it Ramadan, they have a celebration called Al-Qutr. For some Muslims, they celebrate Id al-Fitr in their hometowns. It's very important, especially for the Muslim people, because they can have quality time with their family. It's also important to my country because they are the majority. When they celebrate Id al-Fitr, it affects other people. For example, there can be traffic jams or maybe a long weekend or a long holiday. That's it! Goodbye!
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