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My Book, My Tool for Sharing



There are thousand perspectives about life, effort, happiness, and successfulness. You could assume one but the meaning may vary from what you believe and understand. There are 25 writers who tell you with words through the book entitled Jejak Jejak Perantau about life, effort, happiness, and successfulness. I am one of them who tell about the incredible community which never give up in life in order to reach the better education for better life. I share the wonderful and tough person in my book who enlighten street children’s life through valuable training, education, and religious approach into the meaningful tolerance and better understanding about life, differences, thankfulness, and the power of one.



All my words in this book are honest and fair-to-fact as the point of interest to prove the existence of amazing community that never gives up in life. Moreover, my appreciation will be seen by the valuable activity of teaching English for them who live in that community. Shortly, there are also 24 greater stories that writers want to share to you. I do appreciate if you could read this book for your better understanding about the phenomenon in our society facing the successfulness in life.



Saturday, September 14, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

KABASA, All in Love, Pluralism, and Tolerance



KABASA is the valuable community. I am writing here to tell you honestly about my activities and the incredible moments of KABASA. KABASA is the Street Children Community that built with the love and hopes for betterment. They are totally more than 100 children that come and learn here as the secondary place of shelter and loving care.



There are two kinds of children here. They are treatment and non-treatment children. The treatment children are those who have been under treatment of basic education such as the philosophy of life, sense of religion of Islam, ethics of human being, and tolerance. They live in a house that we call it as KABASA or Mede (The name was taken from the location of this community). They are slowly leaving the street for begging or asking for money. They are settle and ready to be a new person of betterment. They start creating some good songs and other arts to be published as the form of creativity and freedom. Furthermore, those who are potentially good will be sent to one of the formal schools in Bekasi. This cycle runs constantly without prejudicing in one or more things.


Non-treatment children are those who haven’t treated yet. This means that they are still living on the street and asking for money, but they come to Mede sometimes to eat, learn, or share many things. They are not settle yet to leave street and live in Mede. They sometimes come to meet their friends who have been living in Mede. They still want to live with their friends on street outside to earn the money by singing some songs.


Both treatment and non-treatment children have the high motivation to learn and share. They get the lesson on how to share in limitation because they always have something that are not really much. They learn the lesson on how to love one another as the unit of family in any condition and situation. They learn the lesson on how to thank God as the prevalence of blessing on them. They learn to respect differences in terms of backgrounds and religions because they come from different place, individual, skin color, behavior, and character.


My teaching English here is to bridge them to the international language that automatically builds their sense of respect and tolerance among all humans in the world. We mingle together, ask and answer together, learn and write together, listen and repeat together, exploring new culture in each topic together that reflected the successful of tolerating and respecting one another. I never stop this positive movement because my neighborhood needs to know and understand that tolerance and respecting one another are two things which should be exist in all parts of life. You should not condemn Bekasi as intolerance city just because you heard it on media that are prone to the limited shoot of fact. In the end, you should appreciate my project continuously to aware more people that we, people of Bekasi, still have the chance of betterment to be tolerance city that respects differences in life. 


Sunday, July 21, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Thousand Moments in Ramadhan


Ramadhan is coming. The holy month for Moslem all around the world is surrounding. There are unlimited thanks from human to Allah for the greatest chance of facing the blessing month this year. KABASA has many moments for us to share with. An amazing picture from what they are doing directly inspires us about the belief of human in heart of existence of God and the rules that have been creed as the former to us until the end of the day.

People in KABASA tell us that humans always need the care and sovereignty from God for the better life and as the thankfulness of the blessing. Moreover, their beliefs of blessing and loving care of God craved in every single activity during Ramadhan. Even the Ramadhan just come, their enthusiasm are blowing up into the spiritual activities in that month.

KABASA always perform the short dialogue before sun rises in the early day as the preparation of what they have to do today. In the afternoon, they learn some lessons to enrich their knowledge. They read the holy Koran (Al-Qur’an) in every single moment they could have. Furthermore, my mission of making them good at English is still running to color their activities. The picture of happiness and thankfulness of God even in the limited access to the wealth are converted into the amazing blessing in the limitation.


When the fast breaking comes, they are sitting and praying to the God together as their wish and thanks of blessing and the food today. They are smiling and starting sharing about todays’ best activities one another. Their smiles are blended with the warm situation around them as the great power of movement to the better future. They pray for hope, thankfulness, blessing, and unlimited love from God to them hereafter. May today’s time is full of colors, tones, and stories that they can tell us about. Happy Ramadhan, KABASA and for all Moslem in the world.    

  









Saturday, July 20, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

With Art, by Art



When we are in our home of city, we should remember the things of the place we have grown and the environment we have interacted with. That’s the incredible point of how preserve the great thing about our culture. Without that, we will easily forget our beautiful traditional custom and art.

Learning is not enough without great understanding about our locale. Learning is not perfect without special art of our locale. Learning is not enough without deep feeling to our culture. All things grow us with the richness of tone, pattern, feeling, and sense of one. The valuable art and manner should be brought in every step we take.

Silat is the traditional art of West Java. When we come to Bekasi, there are thousand things represent West Java. Silat contains the spiritual side in every movement and tone. It also contains the healthy side of practice like sport. When all members of Islamic Street Children Community practice Silat, they learn how to maintain the relationship between spiritual and physical things in the same time. The way of maintaining is through incredible movement and every step in that art.

Now, children in KABASA learn not only the majority lessons what other people do, but also the incredible traditional art that most people of Bekasi almost forget it.  This is art; art of life, art of happiness in our beloved city, Bekasi. 

Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Start Building, Start Sharing


Islamic Street Children Community is growing further become a home of schooling, educating, sharing, expressing arts and other fundamental life for many unprivileged children. The name changed into KABASA (Karya Anak Bangsa) which conveys the deeper meaning for tolerance, freedom, education, life sharing, art, and visualization of life under the gracious religion of Islam.  The commitment embedded into the meaningful goal to bridge those who need education and understanding of real life.

I also contribute more in realization of their ideal dream of betterment. All members come with me to embody the further form of new environment as realization of education in many aspects, tutoring in art performances, understanding differences and the concept of tolerating in our surroundings. Some programs are running now with some learning points such English and German language, Information and Technology approaches, sharing and Islamic leading comprehension, Silat (traditional art from West Java), theater performance and practices, and outing class (visiting some places as refreshing for additional knowledge).

KABASA is now expanding into the meaningful and valuable community for street children to reach their dreams. My efforts will be unlimited to continue the first commitment of betterment for environment especially Bekasi or even wider. All people here will welcome you friendly as your positive movement and idea significantly give the great effect for our life within all false tunes.  

    
  


Friday, June 28, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Another Life




“When we aware for even a little of attention, you will find life with every kind of its type”


Most people think they have to do because it is good for them, but they miss one thing that life is not all about themselves. They have to know that life is for you, her, him, them, and all people all around the world. We have the same opportunity to pursue our future in any conditions and situations.  

We have grown in the neighborhood that accommodates the formality and standard in some respects. We eat it because most people eat that. We go to school because from the first beginning our families have done that. We play something because the previous and the trend are now included. We act like other people do, and these are what we believe as life-in-time. 

We all forget that life is for not only going around and hanging out for something, play and laughing all time, shopping for many things, spending money with thousand ways, and stating that your life is better than others. We really forget the real essence of life in our mind and heart. We cannot open our eyes wider than before that life is all about the lung of humanity.

Islamic Street Children Community tells and shows us the incredible and valuable matters for us to rethink about our previous perspective about life. I am with them in some activities such as practicing drama, eating lunch or dinner, sharing and learning, and composing and singing the song. I find amazing scene that I captured as the phenomenon of real life in our neighborhood. They respect, tolerate, help, feel the same way one another as the unit of the agent of entity for majority to confess minors as member in life.   

They are here with us for the same hope to grow, go to school, learn many things, and reach the dreams like others do. Their solidity of loving God and others, tolerating one another, and sharing in limitations are increasing as their belief to be the better person in the future. They just want to show us that the valuable manners are embedded in their activities to reopen our eyes and mind that the shallow perspective about life is not showing us the real life, so the reality should tell us more than what we see and judge. 

Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

The Rhythm of Loving God


“There are stories, hope, pray, and belief of power to God in each line of their beautiful song.”
Ilham Nugraha



The hard life in street without shelter is the core of their surroundings. They are hungry for nothing to eat. The sun shines extremely in all days make them feel thirsty and tired. The crowded street with vociferous vehicles blended into a massive sound of street-life-scenes. They never give up in life. They sing alone or in group for money in some public transportation. However, their belief in God is consistent in all days they face. It is that makes them tough and strong in facing the next day.

In the name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful, they believe in the possibility of future as they could be the person that can be useful for everyone. They feel tired, hungry, thirsty, and even scary only in the matter of physic. Their high motivation to move forward makes them able to face and face difficulties, limitations, and defenselessness of life. They believe with the deeper heart that God will help those who always pray and ask for the betterment. They compose their own line of power, lyric of hope, melody of calmness, tune of calling, and music of spirit in a great song.


Thursday, May 16, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Life to Live, Live for Life


“Judging on how others run their lives with one eye is prejudicing and not picturesqueness.”
Ilham Nugraha

We live with other people together in our neighborhoods. We acknowledge that every individual is different. We also believe that harmony and togetherness are the fundamental for us to live with. However, the life in Islamic Street Children Community is special, complex, and full of values.  It is special because they learn things that humans have to do in life, as it is the right thing to do. It is complex because learning through sharing and not coercing is the freedom for everyone to believe. It is full of values because the daily activities are encountering others in praying to God, advising to do, helping in difficulties, giving in limitation, guiding in confusion, and sharing for security in its community. 

I sit among them to listen more about their lives. I hear more and find the other angles of their lives to learn from. They believe that they will be the person they dream about, the person who knows the importance of knowledge and story of life with the duty of telling, giving, sharing, tolerating, and enlightening for those who have the same condition so they could be more vigorous to run their lives.


Posted by Ilham Nugraha

The Winner is Sharing and Giving


“When you do more than you expect, you will know a lot of things more than you want”

Ilham Nugraha





My English Club actually consists of potential people but they are afraid of themselves because there are two factors that make them down—status and reputation of other schools with their homogeneity. They were all the same, one religion, one major, and one community. My English Club team was different of religion, majors, and communities. They were afraid of being different and various from others.

I didn’t want to put those things up with them. We practiced more and forgot those unwanted things. We learned how to create a strategy plan for ASEAN Charter competition. We got the different job for each person to compile the data. We discussed and shared together about one or more issue in ASEAN regions. We arranged the strategy for our diplomatic defense for that competition.

They performed more than expectation. They were all out vigorously without any obstacle facing other teams. However, we only become the 3rd winner of that competition. They knew it was not the good time for it, but they said something in a very wise way.

“We don’t care anymore whether we win this. We are going far. We now understand the sense of belonging in differences among us. We know how to apprehend between what we believe and what we all believe in. We don’t get this outside of the team. We are something. We are still different one another, but we are here becoming witness of harmony in differences”  


Friday, May 3, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Let Others See It From Another Side


“Life is for sharing, giving, and understanding one another for the harmony and valuable manner in our life”

Ilham Nugraha




I have a great club. It is small, complex, and amazing. We learn together to improve our English. We encourage one another to be the better person. We promise together to reach the dreaming hope of understanding. However, we face many problems. Students rarely talk each other, greet one another, and shake hands in any matters in the club. They are afraid to say, comment, or even stand up for something they have—an opinion. They keep silent and quite on their seats without any words.

They come from different majors, classes, backgrounds, religions, and surroundings. Do those things make them ignorant?

We are not pushing one another for something we believe, but we let others experience and feel through interaction and communication. We are for them, and they are for us. We trust them, and they trust us. We deeply act well to embrace those differences without omitting some. Everyone is unique and different, but these points should be maintained with the valuable manners for the sake of harmony that we dream of.

Now, they feel the sense of belonging from differences as the pattern of life that we cannot deny. We are truly different, strange, and unique like the colorful paper of children with various scratches what they saw and thought.

Saturday, April 27, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Humanity is Complex, but We Can Understand It Little by Little



When many people push others to accept what they believe, at that time, they won’t learn from it; they are conditioned to be like what they believe to be true. What they get is what they listen and accept, not from something they experienced. This is the fatal concept to learn other people in every perspective they have.

Learning others is unique and complex process to get the full understanding among certain people in our surroundings. They have to interact directly, communicate spontaneously, share unlimitedly, and feel with them honestly. The powerful understanding will be done through these ways, so they could say more about people they meet every day.

They will find the way on how minimize obstacles among them. They will get the best way on how to respect others as the key for the final decision. They will get the essential approach of marvelous interaction toward people with their differences in belief, religion, point of view, neighborhood, and goal of life in a very good way. They need to interact and communicate as often as possible to understand the gap toward two or more different beliefs. 

Friday, April 19, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

True Love of Islam



No religion urges its followers to adopt mutual love, affection and intimacy like the religion of Islam. This should be the case at all times, not just on specific days. Islam encourages showing affection and love towards each other all the time. Love in Islam is all-encompassing, comprehensive and sublime, rather than being restricted to one form only. There is love of the religion of Islam, upholding it and making it victorious and the love of martyrdom for the sake of Allah The Almighty as well as other forms of love.

Sanggar Anak Matahari is the greatest example of the true love of Islam toward street children, orphan children, and unprivileged children. Sanggar Anak Matahari is a place behind Bekasi Rail Station in West Java, Indonesia, which accommodates those who have limitation of education. The sense of love created in every single activity, communication, interaction, and their way of sharing one another without looking by one eye. Their happy faces carved in our heart.

They study together, share together, learn how to love the creatures of God, and thank to the blessing from God with the principle of Islam. The value of love is coming as they realize to help each other in a very limited strength. The help is never stopped; it is continuing until the end of the day. They always stand to raise others up in the darkness of silence to the delirious of betterment.   


Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Understanding in Differences



We may have the different perspective about particular people, clubs, or even religions. We easily prejudice others as we know it deeply but we keep the wrong pattern of point of view toward it. That misbehavior could create conflict and gap among us. Furthermore, the trifling rumors outside are conveying irresponsible fact in life.

We like assuming and prejudicing like the concept of stereotype. We conclude certain people like what we heard from other people. We treat people like what we know about their behaviors from other people. We talk about them like what we listen from other people. We almost do these in our lives.

What you have done is not true at all. The understanding of certain people needs observation, communication, approach, interaction, and experience with them. We cannot get findings just by listening from others, copying from others, and repeating from others. We are near to the failure if we deny those things.

It is the same way to know about certain people with different backgrounds, pattern of education, environments, and religions. We need to be there to share, communicate, respect, feel, and contribute with them. We have to do those things to surely say and tell others that differences are not the obstacle to embody the mutual understanding between you and those you think about.   

Posted by Ilham Nugraha

The Power of One



Everybody will feel the same thing, called strange, when one of us come to the new place of community or society. Some people may choose to keep away from that place because there are so many differences in it. They feel the different sense of belonging in the particular community or society. They are different, unique, and exist. The only question is why those differences should be diminished.

We are naturally different in born in this world. We cannot deny that fact in our life. However, there are many people neglecting this issue so that they miss the value of life. Life is for everyone. Life is in the rights. Life is valuable; know and recognize the same creatures of god. Life is in the name of respect to all people from the various statuses, religions, races, and communities.


As the highest value in our life, tolerance and valuable manner come together in each side of our neighborhood. My community puts those issues on how we respect others and hold the commitment to the positive goals. The commitment of being one as the power of belonging rendered into the applicable ways to accommodate togetherness on the variety of statuses and religions among people in that community. In the end, we together need one another as the emblem of comfort. 

Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Sweety, the Country of Joyful


“All people can eat whatever they want without worrying about the price and disability to buy it”



Three boys and five girls were telling us about the amazing country that they called “Sweety”.  Since they were inspired from the famous film of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, the country they dreamed was about the same like that film. They emphasized that everybody could eat everything in that country because all things were made from chocolate, sugar, and cakes. They wanted to show us that this country was great for everyone who lived there because there were no people who suffered from malnutrition. People wouldn’t be fat because all nutrition were measured in detail of calories and fat in it. People don’t have to worry about the food. They want to show us that everybody can eat the same food together without worrying about the price or disability to consume it. Everybody has the same right to eat it for their satisfaction in their lives.

Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Dreamnesia, the Country of Sharing


“We live in the same house because we have a big house”



Five boys expressively told the dreaming country they made. People wear amazing clothes that everybody changes its color every day. Everybody will feel the same feeling when wearing the same color of clothes. They have a very big house where more than hundreds people could live in. They eat together, share together, help each other, and support one another. They could use telepathy when communicate to others as they known one another so much. They hope there will be no miscommunication, problems, and gap between them. They call it "Dreamnesia" because they want something new in their lives, a power of sharing. 

Saturday, April 13, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Blame Emirate, the Country of Recreation


“When all people care one another, make us happy, work and study deliberately without any pressure and restriction, we call it recreation”



Two boys and four girls mingled into one dreaming about their dreaming country. They want to make a country where one cares each other and has the sense of belonging. People in that country hate smoking, drugs, and fighting. They are all humorist, meaning that they want to make someone else happy and cheerful every day. The weather is cool and convenient to live in. Everyone will use nice and stylish clothes with incredible design of its style. They could use all languages around the world in this country, so everyone can communicate more than one, two, or, three languages. They wish to start the school days from Monday to Thursday, so the students are not getting tired. The rest of days will be used for refreshing and doing their wanted activities through art, music, recreation, poem, science, and many more.    

Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Amazayn, the Perfect Country


“When we accommodate the environmental and social circumstances, we will have the chance for the better life”



Five girls were telling us about the utopia they made. They were shrewd enough to modify our last perspective about life as monotonous and easy to be exploited. They dreamed about country where all houses are friendly for environment, all transportation use wind as the main source that they call “wings-roller skates” and language that available for everyone to communicate. They emphasize the importance of Eco-environment issue for their utopia. In the end of presentation, they never forget to remind us to love this dreaming country as an easy model to be implemented. 

Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Narnia, the Simple Country


“When honest people live and understand one another, the smart people will be born”



Eight girls were talking in front of us to stress out their simple statement of willingness to reach their dreaming country. They criticized us about obstacles in our lives that many people will presumably surrender on their way to escape it. Eight of them put simple wish of utopia where all honest people live in this country. When all honest people help and understand one another, the weather will follow what we have done. They will have houses of tree for their shelters. This country is unique. It is easy to live there because what we need is to be honest, so there will be no corruption. It exemplifies the wheel of life to take what we need based on what we have given.      

Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Winner is Powerful, Not Wonderful


They are asking and asking on how to win the competition. I couldn’t say long sentences to make situation better. As they wish to win, they always put something in their mind that they are different from senior high school student. They are thinking it over and never know how to make it true, as the winner, of course.


“They are amazing. We are nothing”


“Says who? It is okay to admit someone's intelligence, called amazing, but you are something. You are potential”



Their beliefs still captured the icon of loser for the inferior player for that. It became worse when some of them were ‘down’ for unreasonable things. When it was nearly to the final day, I spoke in front of them like a friend who gave the little wish for this rehearses.


“You have faced incredible power of surviving. You wrote together, argued one another, discussed each other, find solutions, and thousand tastes of stories. You were down, and raised slowly into final. You were afraid together, angry one another, and smiled for the tears. You are amazing! You blurred differences among us like religions, problems, emotion, insecurity, and trust. We could feel it even those who are outside see this for nothing. We believe it!”



Don't measure whether you win by the point of 1, but you have to calculate the power of mind to accept you and other people as what they are.
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

I come with values!


Hi para pembaca setia, pernah terbesit dalam hati bahwa kenapa saya tidak mengangkat sebuah cerita nyata yang bermanfaat bagi semua orang sebagai bahan pembelajaran dan renungan. Keinginan untuk mewartakan hal-hal tersebut semakin menggaung di pikiran saya. Akan ada banyak hal yang bisa saya ceritakan melalui blog ini, namun saya juga tidak akan berhenti menulis berbagai hal mengenai pembelajaran bahasa Inggris. 

Suatu hari tekad saya sudah bulat untuk memulai menulis mengenai berbagai hal dari sudut pandang yang lain. Dengan keinginan itu, maka saya yakin bahwa tulisan di blog ini nantinya akan dipenuhi dengan berbagai macam hal yang bisa dijadikan sebagai catatan kecil tentang hal-hal di sekitar kita. I now write with the values!


Salam sukses!
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Posted by Ilham Nugraha

Consonants


Pada postingan sebelumnya mengenai bunyi vokal, kali ini kita belajar mengenai fonem konsonan dalam bahasa Inggris. Ada beberapa istilah yang digunakan, yakni:


A. Manner of Articulation:

1. Plosive: yaitu yang dihasilkan dari udara yang langsung dihempaskan dari paru-paru dan mendapat hambatan tertentu.

2. Nasal: yaitu yang dihasilkan dari emisi udara melewati saluran hidung.

3. Fricative: yaitu yang dihasilkan oleh emisi dari pergeseran saluran di hidung sebagai akibat dari mepetnya saluran udara di rongga mulut.

4. Approximant: yaitu yang dihasilkan karena dekatnya dua organ artikulasi tanpa adanya pergolakan.


B. Place of Articulation:

1. Bilabial: bunyi yang dihasilkan dari dua bagian bibir.

2. Labiodental: yaitu bunyi yang dihasilkan dari peletakan 4 gigi seri bagian atas di posisi bersandaran pada bibir bagian bawah.

3. Dental: yaitu bunyi yang dihasilkan oleh lidah yang sediit menonjol keluar diantara gigi bagian depan yang saling merapat.

4. Alveolar: bunyi yang dihasilkan dari ujung lidah yang secara lembut menyentuh bagian punggung rongga gigi.

5. Postalveolar: bunyi yang dihasilkan dari menempelnya ujung lidah secara lembut ke arah punggung rongga gigi yang posisinya agak ke dalam.

6. Palatal: yakni bunyi yang dihasilkan karena mata lidah bersinggungan dengan rongga mulut yang agak keras (hard palate).

7. Velar: yakni bunyi yang dihasilkan oleh bagian lidah belakang menyentuh rongga mulut yang lunak (soft palate).

8. Glottal: yakni bunyi yang dihasilkan dari suara yang keluar dari rongga dada langsung tanpa adanya halangan dan menghasilkan bunyi glottis.


C. Voicing:

1. Voiced: adanya getaran yang ditimbulkan ketika memproduksi bunyi
2. Voiceless: tidak adanya getaran yang ditimbulkan ketika memproduksi bunyi

Setelah mengetahui beberapa istilah tersebut, berikutnya adalah dengan mengetahui kelompok-kelompok fonem konsonan yang ada dalam bahasa Inggris.


PLOSIVE

1. /p/ - Lower Case P
Voiceless, bilabial plosive. Contohnya: apple, pea, upon, lip

2. /b/ - Lower Case B
Voiced, bilabial plosive. Contohnya: bee, cob, comb, ribbon

3. /t/ - Lower Case T
Voiceless, alveolar plosive. Contohnya: tea, guitar, debt, Thomas

4. /d/ - Lower Case D
Voiced, alveolar plosive. Contohnya: meadow, could, ladder, bid

5. /k/ - Lower Case K
Voiceless, velar plosive. Contohnya: key, cook, scare, skip

6. /g/ - Lower Case G
Voiced, velar plosive. Contohnya: go, tiger, bag, ghost


 NASALS

1. /m/ - Lower Case M
Voiced, bilabial nasal. Contohnya: me, family, am, summer

2. /n/ - Lower Case N
Voiced, alveolar nasal. Contohnya: need, tiny, can, knee

3. /ŋ/ - ENG
Voiced, velar nasal. Contohnya: ring, ink, uncle, long


FRICATIVES

1. /f/ - Lower Case F
Voiceless, labiodental fricative. Contohnya: fin, before, if, fly

2. /v/ - Lower Case V
Voiced, labiodental fricative. Contohnya: van, river, have, salve

3. /θ/ - THETA
Voiceless, dental fricative. Contohnya: theme, cloth, thigh, thin

4. /ð/ - ETH
Voiced, dental frivative. Contohnya: these, thus, they, then

5. /s/ - Lower Case S
Voiceless, alveolar fricative. Contohnya: spy, kiss, city, ski

6. /z/ - Lower Case Z
Voiced, alveolar fricative. Contohnya: buzz, jazz, zoo, zone

7. /ʃ/ - ESH
Voiceless, postalveolar fricative. Contohnya: sugar, ocean, show, wish

8. /ʒ/ - YOGH
Voiced, postveolar fricative. Contohnya: luge, beige, loge, rouge

9. /h/ - Lower Case H
Voiceless glottal fricative. Contohnya: heat, hate, hut, hen


APPROXIMANTS

1. /ɹ/ - Turned R
Voiced, alveolar approximant. Contohnya: red, stray, write, spring

2. /j/ - Lower Case J
Voiced, palatal approximant. Contohnya: use, yet, yawn, yip

3. /l/ - Lower Case L
Voiced, alveolar, lateral approximant. Contohnya: kiln, build, glee, fall


OTHER PHONEMES

1. /ʍ/ - Inverted W
Voiceless, labial-velar fricative. Contohnya: sweet, shy, whet, whip

2. /w/ - Lower Case W
Voiced, labial-velar approximant. Contohnya: we, wet, woke, was


AFFRICATES

1. // - T-Esh Ligature
Voiceless, alveolar-postveolar affricate. Contohnya: cheese, chop, chunk, chalk

2. /dʒ/ - D-Yogh Ligature
Voiced, alveolar-postalveolar affricate. Contohnya: jeep, jell, joy, jaw

3. /ʔ/ - Glottal
Glottal, glottal plosive

Penjelasan di atas adalah bunyi fonem konsonan dalam bahasa Inggris. Untuk mempelajari pengucapannya, kalian bisa membuka alamat berikut:


Selamat belajar!


Source:
A book of Introductory Phonetics And Phonology by Linda I. House published in 1998
Saturday, March 23, 2013
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I am the recipient of Indonesian Scholarship Program of PBU (Program Beasiswa Unggulan) 2010, tutor at English Club SMKN 1 Kota Bekasi, volunteer teacher at Sanggar Anak Matahari in Bekasi, and volunteer and facilitator at Islamic Street Children Community of Kampung Mede in Bekasi.

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