Peribahasa Kump 3

Ali is diligent in trying to produce compost even though he has failed several times.

• Grip the ember until it becomes charcoal

• Like the enau in the thicket

• Like a frog under a coconut shell

• Like releasing a cough on the stairs

A group of students collaborates on a recycling project and shares tasks fairly.

• Relying on the fence, the fence eats the rice

• Heavy is shared, light is carried together

• Like a mouse fixing a gourd

• A chicken lays an egg, the whole village is noisy

Even though they only collect a little waste every day, they eventually succeed in producing a large amount of compost.

• Little by little, over time it becomes a hill

• Like pouring water on a taro leaf

• Like glass shattering on a rock

• Like fire in the embers

The student created a compost tool without basic knowledge, and the tool failed to function.

• Like a frog under a coconut shell

• Like a mouse fixing a gourd

• Like the aur with the bank

• Clap your chest and ask your appetite

The school fully supports the students' innovation project to protect the environment.

• When elephants fight, the mouse dies in between

• Like releasing a cough on the stairs

• Like the aur with the bank

• Like trying to straighten a wet thread

The students' innovation was only impressive at the beginning, but it did not become a reality.

• Beautiful news is better than reality

• What is difficult becomes easy

• Better to die with white bones than to die with white eyes

• Quietly, the tuber is full

They throw away useful materials just because they look dirty.

• After honey, the waste is thrown away

• Not worn out by rain, not worn out by heat

• Like releasing a trapped dog

• Like the aur with the bank

Each group member has different ideas and refuses to give in.

• Like a peanut forgetting its skin

• Like the enau in the thicket, releasing their own shoots

• Like carrying oil in a full pot

• Like a mouse fixing a gourd

The student is willing to work hard even in difficult circumstances to complete the project.

• Clap your chest and ask your appetite

• Grip the ember until it becomes charcoal

• Calm water should not be assumed to have no crocodiles

• Measure the cloth on your own body

They believe that without hard work, success will not be achieved.

• If the ruyung is not broken, how can the sago be obtained?

• Water that is chopped will not break

• Like carrying oil in a full pot

• Like releasing a cough on the stairs