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In Indonesia, I believe the level of neighborly familiarity varies across generations. My parents' generation, for instance, had a strong sense of community. They knew their neighbors well, including their backgrounds and histories. This was especially true for those living on the same street. However, in my generation, it's common to have less interaction with neighbors. For example, I currently live in a shared house, and due to my busy work schedule, I don't know the people living in the rooms next to mine. I think this trend of reduced neighborly interaction is a global phenomenon, particularly in urban areas where people are often focused on their own lives and careers.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
So, in my opinion, I think it’s different, uh, um, in each generation, uh, how we interact with our neighbors in Indonesia generally. For example, in my parents era, I, uh, think they know quite well whose their neighbor is, uh, especially in that, in that live in the same street, um, and also their history, their background and, uh, where they come from and so on. But in my generation, mostly, uh, people don know, don’t know well whose their neighbor is. For example, right now I live in sharehous. And due to, uh, my worklo of, um, tasks from my office, I didn’t know who’s, uh, like, living in front of my room or beside my room. Uh, I think it’s like, global phenomenon, especially in.
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