Wahida Nur Kamila

Minggu, 30 Mei 2021

Rabu, 14 Oktober 2020

Hi guys, i'm mila.Welcome back to my blog. So,today I want to review some interesting german movie that I watched last week for hone my german language skills. The tittle of the movie is Nicos Weg or in English it means Nico’s gone. So basically this movie tells about a men named Nico went to German for the first time to meet his Aunt, Yarras. Although his jerman was not so good, he wanted to practicing and learn some basic jerman words. Unfortunately when he want to find some taxi to go to his aunt, he lost his bag that contain the address, phone number, his handphone and passport. Luckily he still have the pict of his aunt and he made a friend with some little girl name Emma and she had aunt named Lisa and she’s want to help Nico finding his bag and his aunt. As long as he searched for his bag and his aunt, he had no place to stay so Lisa bring him to stay with her and her friends name Sebastian,Nina and Nawin. During he stay with Lisa and her friends, he helped Lisa works and practicing his jerman skills too to talk with other. And Nico get a lot of fun experience while he searching for his aunt. But in the end, finally Nico meet with his aunt and get his bag back

Besides this an interesting movie, this movie also had a moral of story that we can get in everyscene of this movie. This movie tells us to be nice and be kind with other. We have to be good person to everyone,Willing to help other like Lisa did to Nico. Here it is also thought that we bust be friendly to everyone so people around us will help us if we get trouble. On the other hands, helping people will also bring a thousand of goodness to us. Making friends also starts how we treat people.

And now I want to share foreign words that I found interesting like when Nico helped Lisa to babystting Emma. They break the rules that Lisa gave to them. They eat pizza and ice cream so this the conversation that I found interesting

Emma : So, ich hab Lust auf Eis

That means I feel like having some ice cream. Not long for there, they were both eating a lot of ice cream and pizza too so Emma said

Emma : Oh, ich mir schlecht

That means oh I feel bad. Maybe because Emma eat too much ice and pizza so she feel so fully.

Oh wait. I have some of my favourite words too. It is Schenke that mean donate or maybe in this conversation mean giving for free. Because in this scene when Nico bought some fruit and the seller give freely the other fruit for Nico. I think its sweet because they don’t know about each other and the seller just give it free for Nico. Its nice act

So lets talk about this movie in my opinion. I think its quite good movie, its not bored at all and its have some unique ways to find help and learn German. This movie thought me too about their culture and how they dressed and whats they activity in a day. This is helpful movie too for everyone who wanted to learn about German like a basic words to other. But sadly I think its need English subtitle because I didn’t get understand for some scene because I just learn basic German. Oh I almost forget my favourite character in this movie is Emma, because she’s very cute and help Nico to learn about German too.

I think that’s all from me. Thank you for read my review and im sorry if my English was not so good because im still learning. See you in another post. byee:)))))

My Goal My Ambition

Hello everyone, i'm Mila. So today i want to tell you about my future, and my goals.

When i was a child my grandfather said "you have to be a doctor, and if one day jad got sick, later you will treat it." from that i wan't to be a doctor that my promise to my grandfather. So i decided to be an doctor.

To be honest i don't like biology as the way it should, but it's does not mean i don't study bilogy. i still study biology and try to like that subjects. And i hope i can pass snmptn to 2022 and get university that i want. I'll try everyway to enter that university. My goals university is Gadjah Mada Unirversity. and of course medical school. and if can graduate from that university i want to be a good doctor, and i want to take an internal medicine school, and be a success doctor

Kamis, 07 Mei 2020

Rwanda Genocide

Sarah Lanasier, Wahida Nur Kamila, Rhayzan Ahsan, Zahra Kartika X MIPA 6

English

Ms. Keisha, Ms. Wiwin

11 March 2020

Wars, Genocides, and Crimes against Humanity

The Rwandan Genocide was a mass-killing of the Tutsi and moderate Hutu ethnic groups that took place in Rwanda, during the Rwandan Civil War. The killings happened over the course of 100 days exactly, taking place from April 7 to July 15, 1994. Over a million people were killed in this genocide, and it all started with ethnic tensions going around between the two ethnicities in Rwanda, the Tutsi and Hutus.

Rwanda has been off to a rough start since before their independence in the early 1960s. For years they were under colonization of Belgium, which placed them under a trusteeship under a League of Nations mandate after the First World War. The Tutsi and Hutu groups were very similar to one another genetically, culturally, linguistically, and in many other ways. During the time of Belgium’s colonization, they favored the Tutsi minority over the Hutus, based on their monarchic, economic, and educational backgrounds. This preference of ethnicity caused tension between the two ethnic groups which later caused violence and even led to a genocide to take place and when Rwanda gained independence, the Hutu majority turned against the Tutsis.

In 1961, a Hutu revolution took place in which up to 330,000 Tutsis would be exiled from Rwanda, making them an even smaller minority than they already were. After a UN mandate that same year, Belgium granted independence to Rwanda in July 1962. In 1973, a military group declared Major General Habyarimana (a Hutu) in power and would become the leader of Rwanda for the next two decades. Between 1990 and 1993, government officials released massacres, which killed hundreds of Tutsis.

April of 1994 was when the genocide was officially stated to begin. On the 6^th, a plane carrying Habyarimana and Burundi’s president Cyprien Ntaryamira was shot down over the capital city of Kigali, which left all the passengers dead. The day after, the mass killings started. The Hutu Prime Minster along with 10 Belgian Peacekeepers were killed, being some of the first victims of the genocide. This killing triggered the withdrawal of Belgian troops. And given the situation, the UN notified the peacekeepers to protect themselves since trying to fix anything would be too dangerous.

The mass killings in Kigali immediately spread from that city to the remainder of Rwanda. In the initial fourteen days, neighborhood managers in central and southern Rwanda, where most Tutsi lived, opposed the decimation. After April 18, national authorities expelled the resisters and murdered a few of them. Different rivals at that point fell quiet or effectively drove the executing. Government-supported radio broadcasts began approaching standard Rwandan regular people to kill their neighbors. Inside a quarter of a year, approximately 800,000 individuals had been killed.

The genocide ended in a courtroom, where the trials of the Rwandan Genocide took place. In October 1994, they addressed the matter by establishing the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. In 1995, the ICTR began hunting for the participators of the genocide. This particular task made it difficult because the whereabouts of many suspects were unknown. The trials continued over the next year in a half, which inlcuded the 2008 declaration of guilt of three of the former senior Rwandan defense officials for their role of organizing the genocide.