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CommunityDataset ID:
cmu2n2gqy00uknv07nq1g51mx
Release Date: 9/15/2026
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The corpus contains four languages: Indonesian, Javanese, English, and Arabic. Javanese used in this dataset is Pemalang dialect. Pemalang dialect (linguistically often referred to as the Banyumasan or Ngapak dialect of Javanese) is a variant of the Javanese language spoken by communities in the western region of Central Java Province, Indonesia. This variant is known for its distinct features due to its pronunciation (dialect) and vocabulary, which differ significantly from standard Javanese (the Mataraman/Solo-Yogyakarta dialect).
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Ethical Review
This dataset was an Indonesian-English-Arabic parallel corpus which is owned by the Bahasa Bahana community (CC-BY-SA). The parallel corpus was translated to the Pemalang dialect of Javanese by the owner of this dataset.
Intended Use
This translated dataset is intended for machine learning training(Indonesian-Javanese-English-Arabic) and is provided for comparative linguistic studies between regional language dialects, especially Javanese in Indonesia.
Indonesian, English, Arabic and Pemalang dialect of Javanese spoken in Central Java Province, Indonesia.
The parallel corpus text of Indonesian, English and Arabic is owned by Bahasa Bahana (CC-BY-SA). Translated dataset into Javanese language by the owner of the dataset, considered as a linguist and native speaker.
General topic domains.
112,804 words in total
5,172 parallel sentences in Indonesian, Javanese, English, Arabic
20,688 sentences in total
Public open access is permitted with proper attribution and citation of the dataset source.
Muqsit Harjuno. (2026). Pemalang Dialect of JAV-IND-ENG-ARB Parallel Corpus [Dataset]. Mozilla Data Collective. URL [link dataset].
Sentence (Indonesia), Sentence (Javanese), Sentence (English), Sentence (Arabic)
| Indonesia | Javanese | English | Arabic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aku percaya bahwa jika kita memahami orang tua kita, kita bisa mengerti sebagian dari siapa kita sebenernya. | Nyong percaya dong dhewek mahami wong tuane dhewek, dhewek bisa ngerti sebagian sing sapa dhewek sejatine. | I believe that if we understand our parents, we can understand a part of who we really are. | أعتقد أنه إذا فهمنا آباءنا، فسنتمكن من فهم جزء من هويتنا الحقيقية |
| Seperti kata pepatah, buah tidak jatuh dari pohonnya. | Kaya omonge pepatah, buah ora tiba adoh sing wite. | Like the proverb says, the fruit does not fall far from the tree. | كما يقول المثل، الفاكهة لا تسقط بعيداً عن شجرتها. |
| Aku dengan sepenuh hati yakin dengan pepatah tersebut. | Nyong karo sepenuh ati yakin nemen karo pepatah kuwe. | I whole heartedly believe in that proverb. | أنا أؤمن من كل قلبي بهذا المثل. |
| Aku merasakan sendiri bagaimana sifatku mirip dengan mereka. | Nyong ngrasakna dewek keprimen sifatku memper karo wong-wong kuwe. | I feel myself how my nature is similar to theirs. | أشعر بنفسي كيف أن طبيعتي تشبه طبيعتهم. |
| Aku merasa punya kemiripan dengan ayah. | Nyong ngrasa nduwe kemiripan karo bapak. | I feel I have a resemblance to my father. | أشعر أن هناك تشابهاً بيني وبين أبي. |
Indonesian, Javanese, English are written in Latin alphabet (A–Z) and Arabic numerals (0–9). Modern Arabic is written using the Arabic script, with letters written from right to left.