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SAKURA HISTORY
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ASKING AND GIVING FOR OPONION

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ANGGOTA KELOMPOK:
1.MIGUEL MARCIANO
2.ARIF KHOIRUL
3.DHEA IRSYAN
4.SYAFIQ RAYHAN
5.JERRY IMANUEL
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Pengertian Asking and Giving Opinion

Asking (Menanyakan), Giving (Menjawab),
Opinion (Pendapat/Opini) Asking and
Giving Opinion ialah salah satu ungkapan
yang digunakan untuk menanyakan maupun
menjawab/ menanggapi suatu pendapat.
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Meminta saran (asking for opinions)
Berikut ialah merupakan contoh frasa yang
sering digunakan, yaitu:
What do you think about…? (Bagaimana
menurutmu tentang…?)
What do you suggest…? (Apa
pendapatmu…?)
What is your opinion? (Apa pendapatmu?)
What is your point of view? (Apa
pendapatmu?)
Memberi Saran (Giving Opinion)
•I think…. (Menurut saya)
•I think that (Aku berpikir bahwa)
•I think I like it (Aku pikir aku
menyukainya)
•I personally consider …. (Saya
beranggap)
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The cherry blossoms, known in Japan as

sakura, are well know around the world for
their radiant, delicate. and transient beauty.
However they are more than simply beautiful
trees, as the sakura have powerful ties to
Japan’s history, culture and identity. Originally
used to divine the year’s harvest, Sakura came
to embody Wabi-sabi philosophy and shinto
ideals of impermanence, hope and renewal and
are now one of Japan’s most iconic natural
symbols.
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Adding to their magic and mystique, the sakura

are usually only in full bloom for around one
week. Across the diverse landscape of Japan’s
main islands, this magical moment can occur
between March to early May. After the brief
period of full bloom, the small, round shaped
flowers start to flutter gracefully from their
trees and the blossoms are said to be the most
beautiful in this final stage as the white and
pink petals gently float to the ground.
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For many Japanese, the blooming of the cherry

blossom trees symbolizes human life, transience
and nobleness. The Japanese love to celebrate
and cherish the cherry blossoms trees during
the limited flowering period and many people
hold ‘flower watching’ parties known as hanami.
You simply cannot travel to Japan in spring
without appreciating the beauty of the sakura
and experiencing a hanami party for yourself!
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Given the cultural significance of the sakura,

there are countless events, festivals, and
speciality tours that centred around the
blooming of the cherry blossom.
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