The document is about the Indonesian word "jangan" and what it means. "Jangan" means "do not" in Indonesian and is used as an imperative, usually at the front of a sentence. Some examples of sentences with "jangan" are provided, such as "Jangan makan es krim" meaning "Do not eat ice cream". The document teaches how to say phrases like "Don't read my book" in Indonesian using the word "jangan".

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2. We often see these signs around us.
What do they mean in your language?
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3. This is how we say it in Indonesian.
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Jangan ambil
foto.
Jangan pakai
sandal.
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Jangan masuk.
Jangan makan
es krim.
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Jangan rokok.
Jangan parkir.

4. So, what does ‘jangan’ mean?
means “do not…”
is used as imperative
jangan
is usually put at the front of
the sentence
e.g. Jangan makan es krim.
Jangan pakai sandal.

5. Exercise. Match the pairs.
Jangan tutup pintu.
Don’t drink ice.
Jangan minum es.
Don’t use telephones.
Jangan lari di sini.
Don’t be noisy.
Jangan pakai telepon.
Don’t close the door.
Jangan ramai.
Don’t run here.

6. How would you say these in Indonesian?
1.
Don’t read my book.
2.
Don’t stop here.
3.
Don’t sit on the table.
4.
Don’t watch television.
5.
Don’t speak loudly.
6.
Don’t come here.
7.
Don’t walk on grass.