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A man living in North Sumatra caught a large golden fish in his fishing trap. Surprisingly, the fish transformed into a beautiful princess. They fell in love and married, having a daughter. Years later, the man broke his promise to the princess by shouting that his daughter was the child of a fish after she ate his lunch. This caused a huge disaster - an earthquake and flooding that turned the area into Lake Toba and the man into the island of Samosir.
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Lake toba, summary
1) A poor farmer caught a fish that begged to be released, promising to reward the farmer. That night, dinner was waiting for him when he returned home.
2) The next day, the farmer found a beautiful girl by his rice field who revealed she was the fish. She asked to marry him, which he agreed to on the condition he never tell their children of her origins.
3) Years later, the farmer broke his promise and told their son he was the child of a fish. Angry at the broken vow, the wife disappeared and a massive flood formed a huge lake, now known as Lake Toba.
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Narrative about toba lake by endri
A man living in North Sumatra caught a large golden fish in his fishing trap. Surprisingly, the fish transformed into a beautiful princess. They fell in love and married, having a daughter. Years later, the man broke his promise to the princess by shouting that his daughter was the "daughter of a fish" in anger. This caused the princess to cry and warn their daughter of an incoming disaster. A large earthquake and flooding turned the area into Toba Lake, with the princess transforming back into a fish and the man becoming the island of Samosir.
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A man who lived in North Sumatra went fishing one day and caught a large golden fish that transformed into a beautiful princess. They fell in love and married, but he promised never to reveal that she was once a fish. Years later, after their daughter ate his lunch, he broke his promise by angrily calling her "the daughter of a fish". His wife cried and warned their daughter to flee, as she prayed. A massive earthquake and rainstorm then flooded the area, creating Lake Toba. His wife turned back into a fish and the man became the island of Samosir.
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Batara Guru was a fisherman who caught a talking fish that transformed into a beautiful woman. They married with the agreement that he would never reveal she was originally a fish. However, he broke this promise during an argument with their daughters. In her anger, the wife caused volcanoes to erupt, forming a large hole that became known as Toba Lake.
( Legenda Danau Toba ) - Legend Of Lake Toba
1) A man named Toba went fishing one day and caught a magical golden fish that transformed into a beautiful princess. They fell in love and married.
2) They had a son named Samosir who misbehaved one day, causing Toba to break his promise and reveal his wife's secret identity as a former fish.
3) As punishment for breaking his promise, Toba's wife caused a huge flood that submerged the entire village and formed Lake Toba, while she transformed back into a fish and Toba became the island of Samosir.
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The document summarizes a folklore from the Toba Lake region in Indonesia. It tells the story of a man who caught a large golden fish that transformed into a beautiful princess. They married on the condition that he never reveal she was once a fish. Years later, in anger he broke his promise by calling his daughter "the daughter of a fish". The princess cried and warned their daughter of an impending disaster. An earthquake and heavy rains then flooded the area, forming Lake Toba. The princess turned back into a fish and the man became the island of Samosir in the middle of the lake.
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1) A poor farmer caught a fish that begged to be released, promising to reward the farmer. That night, dinner was waiting for him when he returned home.
2) The next day, the farmer found a beautiful girl by his rice field who revealed she was the fish. She asked to marry him, which he agreed to on the condition he never tell their children of her origins.
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Narrative about toba lake by endri
A man living in North Sumatra caught a large golden fish in his fishing trap. Surprisingly, the fish transformed into a beautiful princess. They fell in love and married, having a daughter. Years later, the man broke his promise to the princess by shouting that his daughter was the "daughter of a fish" in anger. This caused the princess to cry and warn their daughter of an incoming disaster. A large earthquake and flooding turned the area into Toba Lake, with the princess transforming back into a fish and the man becoming the island of Samosir.
Danau toba
A man who lived in North Sumatra went fishing one day and caught a large golden fish that transformed into a beautiful princess. They fell in love and married, but he promised never to reveal that she was once a fish. Years later, after their daughter ate his lunch, he broke his promise by angrily calling her "the daughter of a fish". His wife cried and warned their daughter to flee, as she prayed. A massive earthquake and rainstorm then flooded the area, creating Lake Toba. His wife turned back into a fish and the man became the island of Samosir.
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Batara Guru was a fisherman who caught a talking fish that transformed into a beautiful woman. They married with the agreement that he would never reveal she was originally a fish. However, he broke this promise during an argument with their daughters. In her anger, the wife caused volcanoes to erupt, forming a large hole that became known as Toba Lake.
( Legenda Danau Toba ) - Legend Of Lake Toba
1) A man named Toba went fishing one day and caught a magical golden fish that transformed into a beautiful princess. They fell in love and married.
2) They had a son named Samosir who misbehaved one day, causing Toba to break his promise and reveal his wife's secret identity as a former fish.
3) As punishment for breaking his promise, Toba's wife caused a huge flood that submerged the entire village and formed Lake Toba, while she transformed back into a fish and Toba became the island of Samosir.
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The document is a procedure text that provides instructions for making fruit ice in 6 steps. It lists the necessary materials as mango, avocado, sugar water, milk, ice, apple, strawberries, wine, and jackfruit. It then outlines the steps which include cutting fruit, boiling sugar water, placing fruit in glasses, pouring sugar water and adding ice and milk, and decorating with strawberries.
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1) A poor boy was hungry and asked for food from villagers but was rejected. An old woman helped him and gave him a wooden mortar ("lesung") telling him to use it as a boat if floods come.
2) A king held a contest to cheer his sad daughter. No one succeeded until a handsome man took her for a walk by a beautiful lake, making her happy.
3) Villagers gathered around a stuck stick in the ground. A boy pulled it out easily, causing a spring and flood that turned the village into a lake now called Rawa Pening Lake.
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The Legend of Tangkuban Perahu tells the story of Sangkuriang who accidentally shot and killed his dog Tumang while hunting. When his mother Dayang Sumbi discovered this, she cursed him. Years later, Sangkuriang fell in love with a woman who turned out to be his mother. Unable to marry her, Sangkuriang tried to build a lake and boat overnight as requested by his mother, but failed when Dayang Sumbi made the sun rise early. In anger, she kicked over the incomplete boat, forming the mountain known as Tangkuban Perahu.
The Legend of Rawa Pening is about a poor boy who was given a wooden mortar ("
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This document summarizes four Indonesian folktales:
1) Timun Mas tells the story of a girl named Timun Mas who uses magic seeds and tools to escape a monster and save her village.
2) Malin Kundang is about a boy who becomes wealthy but disowns his mother, causing her to curse him into turning into stone.
3) Sangkuriang involves a prince who turns into a dog and is accidentally killed by his son, leading to conflicts between the son and his mother.
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1) Toba was a farmer in Sumatra who caught a large fish that transformed into a beautiful girl. He married her on the condition that he never reveal her past.
2) They had a son named Samosir who was lazy. One day in anger, Toba told Samosir he was the son of a fish, breaking his promise to his wife.
3) Upon learning this, Samosir's mother told him to climb a tall tree. Then heavy rain fell for days, flooding the area and forming Lake Toba with Samosir Island in the middle. Samosir's mother then disappeared.
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Tugas b.inggris kelompok 5 kelas x nkn 2
1. A farmer named Toba catches a large fish that transforms into a beautiful girl. She thanks Toba and lives with him.
2. They marry and have a son named Samosir, who is lazy. Toba insults Samosir by calling him the "son of a fish".
3. In response, Toba's wife uses her magic to flood the land, creating Lake Toba and Samosir Island. She then disappears, leaving Toba to accept the consequences of his insult.
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The document describes a man's preparations for proposing to a girl. It details how he woke up early and practiced his proposal all day, including during meals and by practicing on other girls. That afternoon, he picked the girl up for a movie and romantic dinner, where he finally proposed to her after reciting the practiced lines. She said yes, and he put a ring on her finger.
Cerita timun mas dalam bahasa inggris
The document summarizes two Indonesian folktales, Timun Mas and Malin Kundang. In Timun Mas, a couple is granted a child named Timun Mas by a monster named Buto Ijo in exchange for sacrificing her when she grows up. Timun Mas outsmarts Buto Ijo three times using seeds and tools that magically transform, ultimately turning salt into an ocean to drown the monster. In Malin Kundang, a poor boy named Malin becomes a rich sailor but rejects his mother when they reunite, angering her so much that she curses him to turn into stone.
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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
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- 1. TUGAS BAHASA INGGRISTOBA LAKE Nama : Ni KadekHendriWidiartini Klas : XI IPA 6 Absen : 30
- 2. Once upon a time, there was a man who was living in north Sumatra. He lived in a simple hut in a farming field. The did some gardening and fishing for his daily life. One day, while the man was do fishing, he caught a big golden fish in his trap. It was the biggest catch which he ever had in his life. Surprisingly, this fish turned into a beautiful princess.
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- 4. One day, his daughter was so hungry and she ate his fatherโs lunch. Unfortunately, he found out and got furious, and shouted; โYou damned daughter of a fishโ. The daughter ran home and asked her mother. The mother started crying, felt sad that her husband had broke his promise.
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