TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS

NAME :EVA YULIANI

:TRIDEVI WIDIARTI

:VILMA SAPUTRA

: MUHAMMAD RISKI

:IRFAN HARDIYANTO

: JUNIOR REZKY P. AIBIL

KELAS : X IPS²

Cerita Rakyat Danau Toba (The Origin of Lake Toba)

The story of the origin of Lake Toba tells the tale of a man named Batara Guru who fell in love
with a beautiful mortal woman named Ompu Ni Bolon. They had a son named Batara Sihir,
who possessed supernatural powers.

One day, Batara Sihir caught a fish that turned out to be a magical creature. When he cooked
the fish, it turned into a beautiful woman named Boru Toba. Batara Sihir and Boru Toba fell in
love and had a son named Partomuan.

However, the gods were angered by Batara Sihir’s relationship with a magical creature and
they punished him by turning him and his family into stone. The stone family created a huge
hole in the ground where they stood, and it eventually filled with water to become Lake Toba.

The story of the origin of Lake Toba holds great significance in Indonesian culture, particularly
in the Batak culture of North Sumatra where the lake is located. The story symbolizes the
importance of respecting and preserving nature, as well as the consequences of disobeying
the gods. The story has been passed down for generations through oral tradition, and it
continues to be a beloved and important part of Indonesian folklore.

Terjemahan:

Cerita Danau Toba menceritakan kisah seorang pria bernama Batara Guru yang jatuh cinta
pada seorang wanita cantik bernama Ompu Ni Bolon. Mereka memiliki seorang anak laki-laki
bernama Batara Sihir, yang memiliki kekuatan supernatural.

Suatu hari, Batara Sihir menangkap seekor ikan yang ternyata adalah makhluk magis. Ketika ia
memasak ikan tersebut, ikan itu berubah menjadi seorang wanita cantik bernama Boru Toba.
Batara Sihir dan Boru Toba jatuh cinta dan memiliki seorang putra bernama Partomuan.

Namun, para dewa marah atas hubungan Batara Sihir dengan makhluk magis dan
menghukumnya dengan mengubah dirinya dan keluarganya menjadi batu. Keluarga batu
tersebut membuat lubang besar di tanah tempat mereka berdiri, dan lubang tersebut akhirnya
terisi air dan menjadi Danau Toba.

Pesan moral:

Cerita asal mula Danau Toba memiliki makna yang sangat penting dalam budaya Indonesia,
terutama dalam budaya Batak di Sumatera Utara di mana danau tersebut berada.

Cerita rakyat dalam bahasa inggris ini melambangkan pentingnya menghormati dan
melestarikan alam, serta konsekuensi dari tidak mematuhi para dewa. Cerita ini telah
diwariskan dari generasi ke generasi melalui tradisi lisan, dan terus menjadi bagian yang
dicintai dan penting dari cerita rakyat Indonesia.

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1 Title The Origin of Lake Toba.

2 Participants Batara Guru(his father),Ompu Ni Bolon(Her

mother),Batara Sihir(his son),Boru Toba(Wife Batara
Sihir),Partomuan(Child of Batara Sihir),And the gods.

3 Setting of Place Batak in Sumatra Utara in the Danau Toba

4 Setting of Time -

5 Analysis

1.Orientation The story of the origin of Lake Toba tells the tale of a
(Character introduction) man named Batara Guru who fell in love with a beautiful
mortal woman named Ompu Ni Bolon. They had a son
named Batara Sihir, who possessed supernatural powers.

2.Complication One day, Batara Sihir caught a fish that turned out to be a
(The beginning of the magical creature. When he cooked the fish, it turned into
problem) a beautiful woman named Boru Toba. Batara Sihir and
Boru Toba fell in love and had a son named
Partomuan.However, the gods were angered by Batara
Sihir’s relationship with a magical creature and they
punished him by turning him and his family into stone.
The stone family created a huge hole in the ground where
they stood, and it eventually filled with water to become
Lake Toba.
3.Resolution -

4.Re-orientation/Moda The story of the origin of Lake Toba holds great

significance in Indonesian culture, particularly in the
Batak culture of North Sumatra where the lake is located.
The story symbolizes the importance of respecting and
preserving nature, as well as the consequences of
disobeying the gods. The story has been passed down for
generations through oral tradition, and it continues to be
a beloved and important part of Indonesian folklore.