Bandjermasin

American  

[bahn-jer-mah-sin] / ˌbɑn dʒərˈmɑ sɪn /

Or Bandjarmasin

noun

1. Banjermasin.

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Example Sentences

One of the best known and most successful in Borneo is an old man who runs a ferry across the Barito at Bandjermasin.

From Project Gutenberg

Of these peoples no less than 600,000 live in a comparatively small area of the southeast, the districts of Oeloe Soengei and Bandjermasin.

From Project Gutenberg

NOTE.—In the neighbourhood of Kandangan, a small town northward from Bandjermasin, are two mountains, one called gunong batu laki: the mountain of the stone man, the other gunong batu bini: the mountain of the stone wife.

From Project Gutenberg

In Bandjermasin those with long tails are very rare, and among Malays and Dayaks I do not remember ever having seen them.

From Project Gutenberg

The population of the kampong Sembulo, formerly called Pulau Tombak, at the present time is Malay, comprising more than two hundred full-grown men, nearly all recent arrivals from Bandjermasin, Sampit, Pembuang, and other places.

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