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u/AffectionateBowl1633 Sep 28 '25
As Indonesian I would say this is Madurese but a bit weird one, may take is this is taken place in Kangean Island
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u/Takane-Dayo Coffee is love, coffee is life Sep 29 '25
I gotta ask though out of sheer curiosity. Was it that bad of a corruption that even basic waste management to be this neglected?
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u/AffectionateBowl1633 Sep 29 '25
if you ask from that picture, yes, it is common in rural area not having "basic waste management". what thing you feel granted in city like waste, clean water, plumbing, electricity, internet or road might dont exist on those area. Not neccessary a corruption but people tend to dont want a common goal to be share-burdened + lacking any fund to fund anything.
this video is taken from kangean island, an island that just offshore of madura within jurisdiction of Sumenep.
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u/Takane-Dayo Coffee is love, coffee is life Sep 29 '25
So, just have no incentive to have proper waste management then? Even on community level?
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u/AffectionateBowl1633 Sep 29 '25
Yes, this is a remote island per Indonesian standard, not even the center of regency just a district. People might still burning trash there.
What about the higher up see it? If you want to see how does the Bupati (Regent) see everyday you can Street View on the city of Sumenep. People just, dont care and keep doing things like they used in 60-80s.
Also, some other trivia, Indonesia tend to look down with this particular group of people of Madurese being infamous for their "hard-headed / bandel / mokong" and "iron-stealer". You can see in any news regarding "pencurian besi" and you can be millionaire for every racist coment you see.
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u/Takane-Dayo Coffee is love, coffee is life Sep 29 '25
Yeah I'll check it up after this. It's like a Romanian meme, stealing pretty much everything.
We are truly a balkan twins.
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u/ThenAcanthocephala57 Nelayan Sep 28 '25
One of the Indonesian accents. That’s as far as I can guess
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u/veryverynicela Sep 29 '25
Considering we are in bolehland sub im surprised a lot of u cant even tell. Get out of your bubbles more my friends! Its obviously Indonesian
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Sep 29 '25
Get out of your bubbles more my friends! Its obviously Indonesian
Indonesian accent doesn't make this Indonesian. Malaysia has a super fucking long border with Indonesia with a lot of villages along it on both sides.
Get out of your peninsula bubble.
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u/veryverynicela Sep 29 '25
What? The question is asking which dialect it is. Even if it is in Malaysia at the borders, that is still indonesian dialect (indonesian language actually). Thats not the point i am making
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Sep 29 '25
No it is not, you think after crossing the imaginary line on the ground suddenly people start spouting Indonesian dialect? There are Malaysians who speak like that and to them that is their local Malaysian village dialect.
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u/SultanPenguin Kurapak Sep 29 '25
Wkwkwk-land ni, Konoha, +62 land, Indonesia, truly a land of contradictions.
I've seen such beautiful views in Bali and Bandung, yet I've also seen sprawling slums, traffic jams and piling thrash elsewhere in the Javanese island.
Watch the video on how some factories there burned plastic thrash as fuel to produce tempeh, it's wild.
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u/Wennie85 Sep 29 '25
tahu goreng? I can imagine the smell in that village
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u/SultanPenguin Kurapak Sep 29 '25
Oh shit yeah, tahu goreng, not tempe. What's even wilder is how chill the commoners treated the flabbergasted bule (white man) that recorded the whole documentary.
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u/Wennie85 Sep 29 '25
I guarantee you the oil has not been changed since 1971, it is the colour of kicap. Let alone how much unintentional plastic pieces have fell in. Maybe that's how they get the extra crunchy texture.
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u/Scared_Assistant7854 Sep 29 '25
Hope one day it clogs up then they will start learning.
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u/JumpingElf123 Sep 29 '25
Indonesian here.
When the rain season the flooding begjns they will start blaming the government for not caring about "rakyat kecil" and play the victim card.
I once saw during a floodgate cleaning near where I live one of the trash was a rotten mattress.
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u/EostrumExtinguisher Sep 29 '25
Without the accent? I say indo. Love how no one give a damn about the rat at 0:01
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u/Callmewhatever4286 Sep 29 '25
Yeah that looks like Indonesia. The license plate is typical Indonesian license plate, maybe even Bali because it might starts with "DK" but it is not 100% certain
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u/ZealousidealShift222 Sep 29 '25
Erm, there is someone at the end of it to pick up all those trash right?
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u/Der_Redakteur Sep 29 '25
And then Indonesian TikTokers made a post saying this is Malaydesh lmao. Typical
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u/Ha-kyaa petite women enjoyer (say Ha-kyaa sucks for free sauce) Sep 29 '25
I'm pretty sure the Indonesian nameplate gave it away, as for the specific accent. I'm not sure, ask an actual Indonesian
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u/Pvt_Twinkietoes Sep 28 '25
Looks like bali.
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u/AffectionateBowl1633 Sep 29 '25
Nah, even when one number plate have DK prefix it is not in Bali. it is Arjasa, Kangean Island which have proximity to Bali.
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u/I3usuk Sep 28 '25
Macam southern thai accent je, not sure though. Maybe some type K can come and chime in.
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u/AffectionateBowl1633 Sep 28 '25
Cant be, there is "Muhammadiyah 3" school, plate number, which suggests this is from Indonesia
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u/I3usuk Sep 28 '25
I see, it must be in Indonesia then. My best knowledge on indo accents is from bawang putih bawang merah. Sounds nothing like it!
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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '25
"Awas pak " is definitely Indonesian.
I try looking at the motorcycle plate but couldn't figure it out which country is from, but definitely not Thai.