I know, Rarity is a pony designer who always love to create glamorous dresses and just imagine if she design batik fabric (one of art-culture in Indonesia)? Why not ?. So the result like this.
P.S.: the above that is not Thai script but Javanese script that write (Rariti)
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Aku tahu Rarity adalah poni desainer yang selalu suka menciptakan gaun yang glamor dan bayangkan saja jika dia mendesain kain batik (salah satu seni budaya Indonesia)?.Mengapa tidak?.Maka hasilnya menjadi seperti demikian.
N.B.: Yang diatas itu bukanlah aksara Thailand tapi aksara Jawa yang tulisannya (Rariti)
@Chicago Ted
Yes, I know what your mean and all the histories. Actually, I’d never use Javanese Script since I went from Elementary School (it is about 11 years ago). Therefore, I am an Javanese/Indonesian will re-introduce and learn again this script that forbade by native people (mainly, Indonesian Bronies) because onslaught of foreign culture. As well you know. Today, many native Javanese people are less appreciative about their culture and this script too.
You ever wonder why hardly anyone uses this script anymore? I’ll tell you: When Japan occupied the Dutch East Indies (modern-day Indonesia) during World War II, it forbade the use of any language in the colony other than Japanese. All the other languages took a hit, especially Javanese, which forced its unique script to die out. Once the Japanese were driven out, Javanese started writing its language using the Latin script, inherited from its Dutch colonizers.
Yes, I know what your mean and all the histories. Actually, I’d never use Javanese Script since I went from Elementary School (it is about 11 years ago). Therefore, I am an Javanese/Indonesian will re-introduce and learn again this script that forbade by native people (mainly, Indonesian Bronies) because onslaught of foreign culture. As well you know. Today, many native Javanese people are less appreciative about their culture and this script too.
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No, I meant something else.
You ever wonder why hardly anyone uses this script anymore? I’ll tell you: When Japan occupied the Dutch East Indies (modern-day Indonesia) during World War II, it forbade the use of any language in the colony other than Japanese. All the other languages took a hit, especially Javanese, which forced its unique script to die out. Once the Japanese were driven out, Javanese started writing its language using the Latin script, inherited from its Dutch colonizers.
indeed, it is not suit by the theme if I put japanese in it