This blog is intended as a companion for all who are interested in Sundanese language, literature, and culture. Here we can also share our ideas and experiences concerning the subject. May you enjoy this blog.
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Recent Posts
- The Transformation of Epic Poetry in Sundanese Literature: Reading Sayudi’s ‘Madraji’ as a ‘Modern Carita Pantun’
- A Short Account of Bodé’s Short Stories
- A Statesman’s Journey
- 2012 ‘Rancagé’ Sundanese Literary Awards
- ‘Tembang’ Singer Apung Wiratmadja Dies
- Eringa’s Study on ‘Lutung Kasarung’
- Ericka Launchs Her New Book
- ‘Wayang’ Maker Endin Sukandi Dies
- Comedian Aom Kusman Dies
- ‘Tarawangsa’ Closed the Tented Forum










Nice web. I wish this website will grow and grow to be a big website. Good job guys …
Amen. Many thanks for your help, Mas. I am adjusting many things.
Good job Kang Hawe
Thank you very much. Hatur sewu nuhun.
Pangersa Web-juragan Hawe,
I liked the Nasuhi story. Very interesting. But, did he just throw a grenade into a bunch of PKI people? Wasn’t that a bit dangerous?
Also, thanks for the Tiis/Tiris distinction. This is actually a difficult thing to master.
Happy birthday for tomorrow!
Julian
Dear Julian,
Thousand thanks for visiting this blog. Well, as far as I know, he just throw a grenade into the PKI office. It’s not clear whether there were casualties.
Thanks also for my birthday greeting. Well, we are growing old, Mate.
Hawe
Saya menemukan blog ini secara tidak sengaja, saya pun langsung jatuh cinta. Terima kasih sudah memberikan banyak informasi mengenai hal-hal yang berkaitan dengan Sunda. Pemikiran saya menjadi lebih terbuka.
Dan saya telah menyertakan link blog ini di blog saya. Bolehkah?
Salam,
Mardijker
I am impressed with this blog. It is a smart way to get an international attention to many aspects of Sundanese culture.
Keep on publishing Kang Hawe!
good jobs Mr Hawe…thanks, haturnuhun laksa keti kabingahan
Thanks. Sawangsulna.
sampurasun
hawe jeng gawe.siga gula jeung amisna dina ajaran Mama Mei Kartawinata. teu papisah jeung moal papisah. situs ieu bukti tambahan dimana gawe jadi urusan utama Hawe. katampi. mugia abdi tiasa nuturkeun lengkah Hawe dina gawe. ku gawe nu lian dina raraga nanjeurjeun kasundaan.
rampes.
great to find a blog on sundanese things in cyberspace like SUndanese Corner. this is worth appreciating and supporting.ulah tanggung! asep iqbal,perth.
I think this is the best business for Sundanese culture to become citizens of global culture.
Get on my friends…
we also know that a lot of Sundanese culture can answer the problems of the world
do not let the wisdom that only stored in the “koropak” and just be a conversation between us, culture is alive precisely when it became part of inter-cultural conversation in the world.
congratulations and handshakes for Sundanesse corner
[herry dim]
Hatur nuhun. Thank you, Kang Herry
Generally, this website encourages us to be a productive and creative writer. Thank you, Mr. H.W. Setiawan
I feel youve made some really interesting points. Not too many men and women would in fact think about this the way you just did. Im truly impressed that theres so significantly about this subject thats been uncovered and you did it so well, with so much class. Very good 1 you, man! Really fantastic stuff here.
Ieu web teh nu urang Sunda tapi naha make bahasa Inggris geuning, lain basa Sunda nya?
Hatur nuhun kana komentarna. Waleranana mah, rupina, aya dina kekecapan buhun ti jurupantun: “diteundeun di jalan gede, dibuka ku nu ngaliwat.”
Tos lami hate sok ringrang. Melang bisi kabudayan jeung basa sunda euweuh anu nuluykeun. Loba barudak ngora di Sukabumi sok lagag legeg bari ngomong make basa malayu kawas urang Jakarta, and then one day, I was looking to translate a word into Sundanese dialect, I stumbled onto this website! Congratulation for having the courage to put this site together. How wonderful. I have to admit that having rarely speaking Sundanese, except when calling home, many words escape my thought from time to time. Is there an English/Sundanese dictionary you would recommend? Hatur nuhun sateu acan na. Wilujeng.
Hatur sewu nuhun kana kamandangna. Bingah pisan rehna ieu weblog teh geuning kaaos.