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VIVA – The latest Minions animated film, Minions: The Rise of Gru was released in cinema on June 29, 2022. The second sequel to the first Minions film, which was released in 2015, has been eagerly awaited after a long delay.
Minions: The Rise of Gru presents an unexpected story about a twelve-year old's dream to become the world's greatest super villain.
It turns out that there are several Indonesian words in animated films that are of interest to people of every age. The Minions say those Indonesian words in this film. Here are some words from the Indonesian language in the movie Minions: The Rise of Gru.
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1. The word Come here (Kemari): this word was said in the scene when the minions are stranded on the side of a freeway in America. A minion calls his friend, Stuart to come to him.
2. The word 'Hurry up' (Cepatlah): this word was said twice in the film. First, when the minions are in the funeral parlor. Second, when the minions are under the sewers before they climb the stairs to go upstairs.
3. The word 'Split up' (Pisah-pisah): this word was said while in a water sewer carrying a fire torch.
4. The word 'Whiteboard Marker' (Spidol): this word was said when one of the minions changes the writing on a wreath to “Scarlet”.
5. The word 'Thank you' (Terima Kasih): this word was said when one of the minions gets a gift from a queen.
6. The word 'Your Majesty' (Paduka Raja): this word was said when a guide asks one of the minions who is the figure in the photo on display (Queen Elizabeth). After that the minion replied that it was the Majesty the King.
7. The word 'Ukulele': this word was said when a minion sees an electric guitar which he calls a mega ukulele or a large ukulele.
8.The word 'sweet soy sauce fried rice' (Nasi Goreng Kecap Manis): this word was said in little Gru's room when one of the minions couldn't sleep.
