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Analysis the Video Collections of Sacha Stevenson
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Video Title: #5 How to Act Indonesian and 5 Tips Anti-Ribet di Indonesia
Video Link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2f0DGDHFGQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI-anESyN_c

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Sacha is the first foreigner I have ever seen that really knows Indonesian very well. I would like to thank to her because of her videos collections that describing Indonesian as well as she know, I am able to realize that most of Indonesians are unique and also have bad habitual. Well, I like the way she describe how Indonesian’s behavior and habitual. It seems like she has already lived in Indonesian for a half of century. Haha, I am just kidding. I wonder how she could know Indonesian after living in Indonesian for only about ten years. It is very amazing about the way she understands the language and local culture in 10 years. May be if I were her, I need more than ten years for knowing another cultures. I guess she is very outstanding and able to do an accurate impression of Indonesian habitual.
Let us talk about what she has already given to us from her creative videos about Indonesians. Well, after I watch the series video of “How to act Indonesian” and “Anti Ribet di Indonesia”, I realize that she really interested in learning about Indonesians behaviors and habitual. The videos are really telling the truth about us, Indonesians. Our habitual, especially the bad habitual such as asking the children to buy a cigarette, feel free to put garbage everywhere we want, how difficult the bureaucracy of Indonesian government −which is very annoying for Indonesians, how people do not like to follow the governments regulation, etc.
My reaction after watching those videos is complicated; I am confused whether I really feel angry, unpleased, embarrassed, or even think if this is very sensitive because it can be racial topic. Actually the first reaction after watching those video is I could not stop laughing, those

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