This is my article that was published at Kompasiana. I would like it to be here on my blog to guide our life in 2011. I like the picture that was given by the moderator of Kompasiana. Thanks so much to insert the picture. However, perhaps due to the picture one of the comment given by the reader addressing me as "mas" Farsijana. "Mas" means in Indonesian as brother. I wonder why we could not think that a woman could write a such interesting narration. I would like to say that the narration belongs to me. Later after I created this blog, a friend of mine said that Farsidarasjana sounds like a girl name. Do you know why? The recognation of being a feminin in this name refers to the word of "dara" which is in Indonesia means a virgin. So I think by picking the name, it explains all confusing among the readers about myself. If the word of Farsi which refers to the ancient Iran did not give any idea for all about a name of woman, I just wonder whether actually Farsi in its origins has a feminin characteristic as we call the mother land in Indonesia as "Ibu Pertiwi". I hope you all do not feel hurt reading my explanation. Salam. F
This is my article that was published at Kompasiana. I would like it to be here on my blog to guide our life in 2011. I like the picture that was given by the moderator of Kompasiana. Thanks so much to insert the picture. However, perhaps due to the picture one of the comment given by the reader addressing me as "mas" Farsijana. "Mas" means in Indonesian as brother. I wonder why we could not think that a woman could write a such interesting narration. I would like to say that the narration belongs to me. Later after I created this blog, a friend of mine said that Farsidarasjana sounds like a girl name. Do you know why? The recognation of being a feminin in this name refers to the word of "dara" which is in Indonesia means a virgin. So I think by picking the name, it explains all confusing among the readers about myself. If the word of Farsi which refers to the ancient Iran did not give any idea for all about a name of woman, I just wonder whether actually Farsi in its origins has a feminin characteristic as we call the mother land in Indonesia as "Ibu Pertiwi". I hope you all do not feel hurt reading my explanation. Salam. F
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