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“Om telolet om” is an expression from Indonesia
Om Telolet Om Klakson
by Peter Fennema
What is it about?
“Om telolet om” is an expression from Indonesia. It went viral recently causing a worldwide internet hype. So what does it mean? Indonesian youngsters, standing in small groups along the road, happily jump and shout when a bus passes by. They hold a sign and call out to the driver “Om telolet om!”, loosely translated to “Uncle honk uncle!”
App Store Description
“Om telolet om” is an expression from Indonesia. It went viral recently causing a worldwide internet hype. So what does it mean? Indonesian youngsters, standing in small groups along the road, happily jump and shout when a bus passes by. They hold a sign and call out to the driver “Om telolet om!”, loosely translated to “Uncle honk uncle!”
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