ギナ ヌル ラマサリ

The most wonderful hikmah that I got during my stay in Japan is, I found islam in Japan, but Japan is not muslim country. However in other countries, we are muslims but we don't find islam. 

Quotes of the day!

This is exactly what I feel.

Disaat saudara muslim kita di belahan bumi lain, saat ini, ya di waktu yang sama dengan kita sekarang.

Saat aku enak-enakan di dalam kamar yang terang, dalam suhu 27 derajat padahal diluar mencapai nol.

Saat aku enak-enakan bisa pergi ke negara doraemon, aman tentram, negara Indonesia juga Alhamdulillah aman selalu, ada saudara kita yang hidupnya tidak nyaman.

Tanpa cahaya lampu, di musim dingin, kekurangan makanan, bahkan nyawa pun terancam oleh tentara-tentara diluar rumah.

Rasanya selama ini terlalu banyak mengeluh, menuntut, dan memikirkan diri sendiri.

Merasa sangattt bersalah ya Allah.

Mudahkan jalan kami.

Saudara-saudara yang sedang dalam kesulitan, mudahkanlah.

Dan mudahkanlah jalan hamba, untuk keluar dari keadaan yang terlalu nyaman ini.

I : (showing me hotcake flour) this one is good, just mix it with eggs and milk. You can use soymilk if you can't drink cow's milk, ah but you need eggs, is it ok?

G : of course I can eat eggs and milk ^^ I just can't eat meat.

When we cook together..

M : Luckily, you find halal meat Gina.

G : Yes, finally I can cook meat haha.

M : Ah, but can we use your pot? I use my pot to cook meat.

G : Did you use it to cook pork?

M : Hmm, no just chicken and beef. Is it ok?

G : I don't know the detail about it haha but let's just use my pot.

When we ride bicycle..

R : Gina, you likes to wear skirt?

G : Yeah, but long skirt hehe.

R : But you can wear short skirt with stocking right? It wont show your leg.

G : Yea but we can't show our body parts, actually wearing pants also showing our body parts, you can see the shape of our leg, so that's why I choose skirt. But sometimes you also see me wear pants hahaha, it is hard to ride bicycle when you wear skirt (ngeles, malu)

What a funny day in Japanese class! So, as usual in the first class we do an introduction and for this class our sensei (actually he is not Japanese, name Bushnell) called our name from the lists.

Firstly, the name-calling goes well until it came to the ASEAN student. As you know, Thai people have a long, hard-to-spell name.

asdhsdfjkl-san. What should I call you?

And also the other countries, the nickname has no relation with the real name.

Indonesian is normal, we called by our first name. And it came to Malaysian students. Usually, Malaysian put their fathers name behind their name with Bin or Binti added in the middle. So their name became very long. Our sensei called them by their last name so it turned out to be... their father's name? Awkward.

Noordin-san? What should I call you?

Zamir-san.

It's still acceptable because he is a men. The only one in the Malaysian group.

Johar-san? Or Siti-san?

Siti-san, sensei.

It make them and me giggles because we usually called her Aqillah and Johar is of course her father's name!

Binti. Binti-san?

Buahahaha. I know they hold so much to not laughing, so do I!

I'm sorry, It's Syida-san.