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Malin Kundang lived with his mother as a child in a small village near the beach in West Sumatra after his father passed away. He helped support his family by fishing and selling his catch. One day, he helped defeat pirates attacking a merchant ship and was offered a position on the merchant's crew, leaving his mother alone. Years later, after becoming wealthy with his own ship, Malin Kundang returned to the village but denied knowing his mother when she came to see him. Enraged by his rejection, his mother cursed him to turn into stone if he did not apologize. When a storm destroyed his ship, it was too late for Malin Kundang to apologize and he turned into stone.
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The myth of malin kundang
Malin Kundang was a boy from a village in West Sumatra who helped a merchant defeat pirates. In return, the merchant offered Malin Kundang a position on his ship, which Malin Kundang accepted, leaving his mother alone. Years later, after becoming wealthy, Malin Kundang's ship returned to his home village. However, when his mother came to greet him, Malin Kundang denied knowing her, calling her a dirty, ugly woman. Enraged by his rejection, his mother cursed Malin Kundang to turn into stone if he did not apologize. During a storm at sea, Malin Kundang's ship was wrecked. He washed ashore on an island
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Malin Kundang lived with his mother in a village after his father passed away. He helped a merchant by defeating pirates and was rewarded by being able to sail with the merchant. Years later when Malin returned rich, he denied that his mother was his mother and cursed her. In response, she cursed him to turn to stone, which happened after his ship was destroyed in a storm.
The myth of malin kundang (kadek mitha d.laksmi)
1) A boy named Malin Kundang lived with his mother in a village near the coast in West Sumatra after his father passed away.
2) As a boy, Malin Kundang helped a merchant by fighting off pirates, and in return the merchant offered for him to work on his ship, which Malin accepted, leaving his mother alone.
3) Years later, Malin Kundang had become wealthy with a large ship and crew, but when he returned to his home village and his mother recognized him, he denied knowing her, causing her to curse him to turn into stone.
Malin kundang by devia
Malin Kundang lived in a village by the sea with his poor mother. He got a job on a trading ship and became wealthy over several years. When he returned, he denied that his mother was his mother when she brought him his favorite village cake. Upset by his rebellion, his mother cursed Malin to turn into stone. A big storm then hit Malin's ship and he realized he had been wrong to deny his mother. He bowed down and was turned into stone as well.
The Legend of Malin Kundang
Malin Kundang lived with his mother in a small village after his father passed away. He helped a merchant defeat pirates and was allowed to sail with him. Years later, Malin Kundang returned to the village as a wealthy merchant but denied that his mother was his mother when she came to see him. Angry at his denial, his mother cursed him to turn into stone. When a storm hit, Malin Kundang was thrown onto an island and turned into stone due to his mother's curse.
Malin Kundang Story
Malin Kundang is a story from Indonesia about a boy named Malin who grew up with his mother after his father died. Malin promised his mother he would return successful and not forget her, but when he became rich he denied knowing her and was turned into a black rock by the gods as punishment for breaking his promise and dishonoring his mother. The moral of the story is to always keep promises to parents and be kind to those less fortunate.
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The ducks and turtle were friends living in a lake. When the lake started drying up due to lack of rain, the ducks decided to fly to another lake but couldn't take the turtle with them because he had no wings. The clever turtle found a strong stick for the ducks to carry him in their beaks as they flew. All went well until people below mistook the turtle for a cat, causing him to angrily speak and drop the stick, falling to the ground.
Malin kundang story
Malin Kundang grew up poor with his mother in Sumatra. As a young man, he decided to leave on a ship to seek his fortune overseas. He never contacted his mother again. Years later, when his ship returned to port as a wealthy man, Malin denied knowing his mother when she tried to embrace him. Enraged by his denial and mistreatment of her, his mother cursed Malin to turn into stone. Her curse came true when a storm hit his ship and Malin was thrown onto shore, his body transforming into the stone known as Batu Malin Kundang, which remains on the coast of Sumatra to this day.
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Malin Kundang was a boy from a village in West Sumatra who helped a merchant defeat pirates. In return, the merchant offered Malin Kundang a position on his ship, which Malin Kundang accepted, leaving his mother alone. Years later, after becoming wealthy, Malin Kundang's ship returned to his home village. However, when his mother came to greet him, Malin Kundang denied knowing her, calling her a dirty, ugly woman. Enraged by his rejection, his mother cursed Malin Kundang to turn into stone if he did not apologize. During a storm at sea, Malin Kundang's ship was wrecked. He washed ashore on an island
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Malin Kundang lived with his mother in a village after his father passed away. He helped a merchant by defeating pirates and was rewarded by being able to sail with the merchant. Years later when Malin returned rich, he denied that his mother was his mother and cursed her. In response, she cursed him to turn to stone, which happened after his ship was destroyed in a storm.
The myth of malin kundang (kadek mitha d.laksmi)
1) A boy named Malin Kundang lived with his mother in a village near the coast in West Sumatra after his father passed away.
2) As a boy, Malin Kundang helped a merchant by fighting off pirates, and in return the merchant offered for him to work on his ship, which Malin accepted, leaving his mother alone.
3) Years later, Malin Kundang had become wealthy with a large ship and crew, but when he returned to his home village and his mother recognized him, he denied knowing her, causing her to curse him to turn into stone.
Malin kundang by devia
Malin Kundang lived in a village by the sea with his poor mother. He got a job on a trading ship and became wealthy over several years. When he returned, he denied that his mother was his mother when she brought him his favorite village cake. Upset by his rebellion, his mother cursed Malin to turn into stone. A big storm then hit Malin's ship and he realized he had been wrong to deny his mother. He bowed down and was turned into stone as well.
The Legend of Malin Kundang
Malin Kundang lived with his mother in a small village after his father passed away. He helped a merchant defeat pirates and was allowed to sail with him. Years later, Malin Kundang returned to the village as a wealthy merchant but denied that his mother was his mother when she came to see him. Angry at his denial, his mother cursed him to turn into stone. When a storm hit, Malin Kundang was thrown onto an island and turned into stone due to his mother's curse.
Malin Kundang Story
Malin Kundang is a story from Indonesia about a boy named Malin who grew up with his mother after his father died. Malin promised his mother he would return successful and not forget her, but when he became rich he denied knowing her and was turned into a black rock by the gods as punishment for breaking his promise and dishonoring his mother. The moral of the story is to always keep promises to parents and be kind to those less fortunate.
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Malin kundang story
Malin Kundang grew up poor with his mother in Sumatra. As a young man, he decided to leave on a ship to seek his fortune overseas. He never contacted his mother again. Years later, when his ship returned to port as a wealthy man, Malin denied knowing his mother when she tried to embrace him. Enraged by his denial and mistreatment of her, his mother cursed Malin to turn into stone. Her curse came true when a storm hit his ship and Malin was thrown onto shore, his body transforming into the stone known as Batu Malin Kundang, which remains on the coast of Sumatra to this day.
Malin Kundang
Malin Kundang was a poor boy from Indonesia who helped fight off pirates attacking a trader's ship. The grateful trader employed Malin, who worked hard and became very wealthy, buying a large ship and marrying. Years later when Malin's ship returned to his home village, he refused to acknowledge his mother and claimed to never have had a poor peasant woman for a mother. His mother prayed for punishment, and a thunderstorm sank Malin's ship, with Malin turning into stone on an island as retribution for his cruelty.
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Malin Kundang is a story about a boy from a poor village who leaves with a merchant to seek his fortune. Years later, after becoming wealthy, Malin returns but denies that his mother is his mother when she recognizes him by the scar on his hand. Upset by his denial, Malin's mother curses him and his ship turns to stone.
Malin kundang
1) Malin Kundang was a poor boy from Sumatra whose father left to find work, leaving him and his mother in poverty.
2) Malin eventually found success as a merchant sailor and became very wealthy, owning many ships.
3) After years away, Malin returned to his hometown as a rich man but refused to acknowledge his old, poor mother, humiliating her in front of his wife.
4) Angry at her son's rejection, Malin's mother cursed him to turn to stone. Her curse came true when a storm destroyed Malin's ship on his voyage home, and his body petrified on the beach.
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Malin Kundang was the son of a poor fisherman in West Sumatra. His father left to find work and never returned, leaving Malin's mother to support the family alone. Malin later became a merchant sailor and became wealthy. After marrying, he returned to his village with his wife but denied knowing his mother when she greeted him. Angry at his rejection and embarrassment of her, Malin's mother cursed him to turn into a rock. Her curse came true, and Malin Kundang was transformed into a rock as punishment for abandoning and denying his mother.
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Malin Kundang lived with his poor mother by the sea. He joined a ship's crew to earn money but his mother disapproved. Years later, now rich, Malin returned but denied knowing his mother when she greeted him. Angry at his rejection, Malin's mother cursed him to turn into stone. During a storm, Malin's ship sank and he realized he was wrong to abandon his mother. He turned to stone, paying the price for his filial disrespect.
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1) A boy named Malin Kundang lived with his mother in a village near the coast in West Sumatra after his father passed away.
2) As a young man, Malin Kundang helped defeat pirates attacking a merchant ship and was offered a position on the merchant's ship, leaving his mother alone.
3) Years later, after becoming wealthy as a merchant with a wife and large ship, Malin Kundang denied knowing his mother when she came to see him, leading her to curse him to turn into stone, which ultimately came true.
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This document summarizes the narrative text structure and provides an example story called "Malin Kundang". It discusses how narrative texts capture characters and moral messages through legendary stories. The document then outlines the typical structure of narratives as having an orientation, complication, and resolution. It proceeds to tell the story of Malin Kundang, where a boy helps a merchant and leaves his mother to seek fortune, but later denies knowing her when rich, causing his mother to curse him to turn into stone. The moral of the story is to always respect one's parents.
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A narrative text tells an imaginary story to entertain people. It involves a connected sequence of events that builds to a crisis or turning point, then achieves resolution. Key elements include orientation of characters, complications that develop problems, and resolution of problems. Common narrative types are fables, myths, legends, folktales, fairy tales, science fiction stories, short stories, parables, and novels. The language uses past tense, temporal conjunctions, and descriptions of actions. An example narrative text is the Legend of Malin Kundang, about a boy who denies his mother after becoming wealthy and is cursed to turn into stone.
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Malin kundang
1) Malin Kundang was a poor boy from Sumatra whose father left to find work, leaving him and his mother in poverty.
2) Malin eventually found success as a merchant sailor and became very wealthy, owning many ships.
3) After years away, Malin returned to his hometown as a rich man but refused to acknowledge his old, poor mother, humiliating her in front of his wife.
4) Angry at her son's rejection, Malin's mother cursed him to turn to stone. Her curse came true when a storm destroyed Malin's ship on his voyage home, and his body petrified on the beach.
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At one time, there was a fisherman's family in a village on the coast of West Sumatra with a son named Malin Kundang. Due to poverty, Malin's father left to find work but never returned. As an adult, Malin decided to travel by merchant ship to become rich and support his mother. He succeeded and married a beautiful woman. After many years, Malin and his wife returned to the village. When his mother recognized and hugged him, Malin was embarrassed and yelled at her. Angry at her son's rejection, Malin's mother cursed him to turn into a rock. Her curse came true, and Malin's body slowly petrified into stone.
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Malin Kundang was the son of a poor fisherman in West Sumatra. His father left to find work and never returned, leaving Malin's mother to support the family alone. Malin later became a merchant sailor and became wealthy. After marrying, he returned to his village with his wife but denied knowing his mother when she greeted him. Angry at his rejection and embarrassment of her, Malin's mother cursed him to turn into a rock. Her curse came true, and Malin Kundang was transformed into a rock as punishment for abandoning and denying his mother.
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Malin Kundang lived with his poor mother by the sea. He joined a ship's crew to earn money but his mother disapproved. Years later, now rich, Malin returned but denied knowing his mother when she greeted him. Angry at his rejection, Malin's mother cursed him to turn into stone. During a storm, Malin's ship sank and he realized he was wrong to abandon his mother. He turned to stone, paying the price for his filial disrespect.
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3) One day, Malin Kundang returned to his village in a large ship. When his elderly mother recognized him and hugged him, he denied knowing her and had her thrown to the ground.
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Malin Kundang is a story about a boy from a poor village who leaves with a merchant to seek his fortune. Years later, after becoming wealthy, Malin returns but denies that his mother is his mother when she recognizes him by the scar on his hand. Upset by his denial, Malin's mother curses him and his ship turns to stone.
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The legend of Malin Kundang is about a boy named Malin Kundang who leaves his mother to work on a ship against her wishes. Years later when Malin returns a wealthy man, he denies knowing his poor mother. As punishment, Malin is turned to stone by the gods. The complication arises when Malin rejects his mother. This leads to the resolution where Malin is turned to stone for his actions. The story aims to teach the importance of honoring one's mother.
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1) Malin Kundang lived with his mother in poverty on the coast of Sumatra and decided to sail overseas to seek his fortune.
2) After several years with no contact, Malin Kundang returned as a wealthy man but denied knowing his mother, treating her cruelly.
3) Malin Kundang's mother cursed that if he was truly her son, he would turn to stone. During his voyage, Malin Kundang was shipwrecked and his body turned to stone, punished for denying his mother.
Malin
Malin Kundang grew up poor with his mother by the sea in a village. As a young man, he promised his mother he would return successful. Malin worked hard and became very rich, but forgot his origins and mother. When his ship arrived at his home village years later, his now sick mother came to greet him, but Malin denied knowing her to hide his poor background. As punishment for breaking his promise, Malin was turned into a large black rock.
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- Dewi Limaran, wife of Prince Raden Putra, was cursed by a witch and turned into a golden snail. She was thrown into a river.
- A poor widow found the snail and took it home, where it transformed into a beautiful girl at night to help around the house.
- Years later, Raden Putra went village to village seeking a bride that resembled Dewi Limaran. He came across the widow's home and was struck by her daughter's resemblance to his wife.
- However, the girl said she would only marry if her suitor retrieved a sacred gamelan from heaven. Raden Putra succeeded through fasting and prayer, and they were wed with the
History Subject for High School_ Liechtenstein National Day by Slidesgo.pptx
This narrative text tells the story of Malin Kundang and his mother, Mande Rubayah. It describes how Malin leaves his village as a young man to seek his fortune in the city, promising to return soon. Years pass and Malin becomes wealthy through marriage, but when his ship returns to the village he rejects his mother, embarrassing her in front of his wife. As punishment for his disobedience and mistreatment of his mother, a storm arises and turns Malin and his ship to stone.
Malin kundang ( An Indonesian folklore Story )
This story is about Malin Kundang, a boy from a poor village who was raised by his mother after his father died. As an adult, Malin decided to leave his village to seek wealth in the city despite his mother's objections. He became a successful merchant but forgot about his mother. When he returned to the village years later and his mother recognized him, he denied being her son because he was ashamed. Angry and upset, Malin's mother cursed him and his ship turned into stone.
Narrative text jenis
The story of Toba Lake describes a man who catches a magical golden fish that transforms into a beautiful princess. They marry and have a daughter. Years later, the man breaks his promise to the wife by revealing her secret, causing an earthquake and flood that forms Toba Lake.
The Myth of Malin Kundang tells of a boy named Malin Kundang who helps a merchant and becomes wealthy. He returns to his village but denies his mother, cursing her. A storm sinks his ship and he is turned to stone, facing the consequences of breaking his mother's trust.
The Ugly Duckling introduces a large, gray duckling that looks different from the others. He is made fun of
Teaching material reading
The document summarizes the process of reading and then provides a short narrative text about a legend from Indonesia called "Malin Kundang". It tells the story of a poor boy named Malin Kundang who leaves his mother to work on a ship and becomes wealthy but later denies his origins which leads his mother to curse him so that he turns into stone. It concludes by providing instructions for an activity where students are asked to find, read, and demonstrate another narrative text from a legend.
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The story is about a mouse who was having trouble finding food and grew very thin. She discovered a basket full of corn with a small hole that she could fit through. However, after eating a large amount to satisfy her hunger, she grew too fat to fit back through the hole. When a squirrel found her stuck, it advised that she must wait until she grows as thin as when she entered to be able to escape. The story conveys the moral that greed can lead to negative consequences.
Polish legends an album
A simple e-book showing traditional and regional Polish legends created by Polish students and teachers from Adam Mickiewicz Junior High School no 30 in Łódź, Poland.
The Lttle Mermaid
The Little Mermaid falls in love with a human prince after saving him from a shipwreck. She makes a deal with the Sea Witch to trade her tail for human legs, but at the cost of her voice. As a mute woman, she gains the prince's affection but he loves another. On the prince's wedding day, the Little Mermaid is given a chance to kill the prince and return to the sea, but she cannot bring herself to do it, choosing instead to die.
Simbad el marino
Sinbad the Sailor tells Sinbad the Loader about his many adventures traveling across the seas, which made him rich but also poor many times over. He recounts tales of surviving shipwrecks, living as a prisoner of cannibals and giants, and escaping dangerous situations using his wits. Through his storytelling, Sinbad the Sailor gives Sinbad the Loader gold coins and invites him to return each day to hear more, showing the younger man how adventure led to fortune but also hardship for the sailor.
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- 1. NAME : SYAFRIL MULIA CLASS : IV D The Myth of Malin Kundang A long time ago, in a small village near the beach in West Sumatra, a woman and her son lived. They were Malin Kundang and her mother. Her mother was a single parent because Malin Kundang's father had passed away when he was a baby. Malin Kundang had to live hard with his mother. Malin Kundang was a healthy, dilligent, and strong boy. He usually went to sea to catch fish. After getting fish he would bring it to his mother, or sold the caught fish in the town. One day, when Malin Kundang was sailing, he saw a merchant's ship which was being raided by a small band of pirates. He helped the merchant. With his brave and power, Malin Kundang defeated the pirates. The merchant was so happy and thanked to him. In return the merchant asked Malin Kundang to sail with him. To get a better life, Malin Kundang agreed. He left his mother alone. Many years later, Malin Kundang became wealthy. He had a huge ship and was helped by many ship crews loading trading goods. Perfectly he had a beautiful wife too. When he was sailing his trading journey, his ship landed on a beach near a small village. The villagers recognized him. The news ran fast in the town; “Malin Kundang has become rich and now he is here”. An old woman ran to the beach to meet the new rich merchant. She was Malin Kundang’s mother. She wanted to hug him, released her sadness of being lonely after so long time. Unfortunately, when the mother came, Malin Kundang who was in front of his well dressed wife and his ship crews denied meeting that old lonely woman. For three times her mother begged Malin Kundang and for three times he yelled at her. At last Malin Kundang said to her "Enough, old woman! I have never had a mother like you, a dirty and ugly woman!" After that he ordered his crews to set sail. He would leave the old mother again but in that time she was full of both sadness and angriness. Finally, enraged, she cursed Malin Kundang that he would turn into a stone if he didn't apologize. Malin Kundang just laughed and really set sail. In the quiet sea, suddenly a thunderstorm came. His huge ship was wrecked and it was too late for Malin Kundang to apologize. He was thrown by the wave out of his ship. He fell on a small island. It was really too late for him to avoid his curse. Suddenly, he turned into a stone.