Kangen masa kecil di Indonesia? Tengok #GrowingUpIndonesian

#growingupindonesian pic.twitter.com/9QDZgJC1Sq

— Ellen 伶 (@ellenzyy) July 15, 2015

#GrowingUpIndonesian having this instrument because they told u to bring it for music class in elementary school. pic.twitter.com/WLZV8tAwQk

— ho(ly)shi(zzle). (@oppachuseyo) July 15, 2015

#GrowingUpIndonesian freaks out when traveling abroad bc this thing aint in the toilets pic.twitter.com/fCuzDgO1PX

— nezka (@fabulawley) July 15, 2015

mineral water called “aqua”, detergent called “rinso”, toothpaste called “odol” #GrowingUpIndonesian

— atha (@gaytivity) July 15, 2015

#GrowingUpIndonesian use term CHIKI to all kind of snacks

— Kolonel Foxtrot (@Colonel_Foxtrot) July 15, 2015

#GrowingUpIndonesian the things they sell outside of your school. pic.twitter.com/lVp7DfMi47

— ho(ly)shi(zzle). (@oppachuseyo) July 15, 2015

#growingupindonesian kecap is not ketchup. it’s sweet soysauce. ketchup is saus tomat

— freakin’ shoes (@kenbin_bot) July 15, 2015

#GrowingUpIndonesian Everyone knows what a “jadwal piket” is.

— // (@resir014) July 15, 2015

No matter how much you eat, if you haven’t eat rice, you haven’t eaten yet #GrowingUpIndonesian

— rhea. (@swiftsfuture) July 15, 2015

When you were child you were told, “jangan keluar maghrib, nanti diculik jin” #GrowingUpIndonesian

— skye (@alianovna_) July 15, 2015

#GrowingUpIndonesian indomie warteg tastes better than makin it by ourselves. pic.twitter.com/55VQJlFHmS

— ho(ly)shi(zzle). (@oppachuseyo) July 15, 2015