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Brilio.net - In a world full of busyness and challenges, humor is often a refreshing escape. One of the timeless sources of laughter is pantun, a form of traditional poetry that is rich in meaning and the beauty of language. In this context, the character Jarjit from the animated series "Upin & Ipin" has managed to steal the attention of many viewers with his funny and titillating lyrics. With his unique humorous style, Jarjit brings joy to children and adults.
Jarjit's pantun is not just entertainment, but contains a simple yet profound moral message. Through clever wordplay, this pantun invites many people to reflect while laughing. Each verse is able to stir the imagination and inspire, making it the right choice to enjoy with the family. or friends. From everyday situations to special moments, these poems are always relevant and interesting.
Here are Jarjit's poems full of laughter and cheerfulness, as collected by brilio.net from various sources, Wednesday (22/1).
1. Two or three goats running
It's so dizzy these days.
2. Two or three kittens
Let's have fun, don't be confused.
3. Two or three frogs jumping
Don't waste, let's be frugal.
4. Two or three baby eels
Eat a little, you'll get a stomachache.
5. Two or three chickens in the garden
Happy birthday.
6. Two or three baby birds
Don't be depressed, I'll be confused later.
7. Two three four seasons
No money, no ice cream.
8. Two or three volunteer workers
Cheer up, my friend.
9. Two or three canaries
What is your purpose here?
10. Two or three cats are running.
Two singles, where to find them?
11. Two or three bells ring
I want to buy two kring kring kring bells.
12. Two or three tuyuls playing
All bald heads are smooth.
13. Two or three goats dancing
The teacher was angry, I ran away.
14. Two or three turtles
I read it, but forgot.
15. The children went fishing
Go home and watch cartoons.
16. Two or three pepper plants
Don't forget to apply fertilizer.
17. Young coconut cut in half
Take the fish with the water.
18. Living safely in the city
Led by a queen, not a king.
19. Enter the forest and find a python
Check the bushes with a mule.
20. Fish in the acid sea on land
In the pan divided into two.
21. Family gatherings during Eid
Ride a bike until you fall.
22. Scales are not snakes
Got eggs that aren't quail?
23. Days at Mrs. Tam's house
Seeing people cutting sugarcane.
24. Two or three take the cup
Four or five people drinking outside.
25. Walk to the night market
Even angry people came.
26. Don't think that being small is weak.
The back of the body lifts the sugar.
27. Two or three wet clothes
Because the rain has stopped.
28. Two three are on the edge
There is a ditch by the grass.
29. Deliver letters to the post office
A joyful heart awaits the reply.
30. I'm not laughing because I'm cooking.
Look at you crying out your snot.
Jarjit's Poem
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31. Two or three cats on the football field are running.
Where is it missing? Here I will help you find it.
32. Two or three cows are running
Some parents are angry, I will run.
33. Don't like taking long showers.
You'll be cold later.
34. Scales are not snakes, eggs are not quail?
35. Until the evening until the night, it has not come oh pity!
36. Plant watermelon on Sunday, plant kedondong on Monday!
37. If you are good at thinking, what kind of fruit is outside?
38. Ask Grandpa to tell Ros, what gets lighter the more you fill it?
39. Don't be jealous, you'll get hurt!
40. If you want to know the answer is a balloon!
41. There is fish cooked in goulash, the moon is bright in the morning!
42. If you are smart, what animal is good at running?
43. Parrots, virgin birds, fly to the side of the heavenly garden!
44. Try to find it, brother, the more you fill it, the lighter it becomes!
45. Pecel breakfast is delicious, less salty add salt!
46. Don't get upset easily, your face will turn sour later!
47. Live safely in the city, led by the queen and king!
48. Hardworking all the time, what kind of insect is he?
49. One two three cats run, don't fall!
50. Don't think small is weak, the answer must be an ant!
(brl/ola)
