DONNER UN MESSAGE COURT ET UNE ANNONCE

Summary

In this video, the host discusses key types of messages in communication. The first focus is on short messages (SMS or informal chats) that are concise, clear, and often used for informal communication. The script explains the general structure of such messages, including an introduction, body, and closure. The second topic is announcements, which are typically found in advertisements, job postings, or public notices. The video highlights their format, which includes an introduction, detailed content, and closing with contact information. The session concludes with an invitation for viewers to access a PowerPoint presentation for further learning.

Takeaways

• 😀 A message, in the context of this lesson, refers to a short message (pesan singkat) that is concise, clear, and typically found in informal or semi-formal settings such as SMS, chats, or letters.
• 😀 The common characteristics of a short message are that it is brief, direct, and easy to understand.
• 😀 Short messages are often used for conveying quick, important information and are mostly found in digital formats like text messages or online chats.
• 😀 The structure of a short message includes an introduction (greeting or salutation), the body (the main information or topic), and a closing (such as a sign-off).
• 😀 An example of a short message would begin with a greeting, followed by a brief message, and conclude with a polite sign-off.
• 😀 A public announcement (pengumuman) refers to a message used to inform a broader audience about something important, such as job openings, invitations, or public calls to action.
• 😀 Common features of public announcements include brevity, general applicability, and clear delivery of important information.
• 😀 Public announcements are typically found in advertisements, invitations, job postings, and other public notices.
• 😀 The structure of a public announcement includes an orientation (introduction or greeting), the body (the main announcement or details), and a closing (with further contact information or action instructions).
• 😀 Example formats for public announcements include those that offer services (like a plumber or technician) or request applications (such as for a job opening), often with contact details like phone numbers or emails for follow-up.

Q & A

What is the main topic discussed in this script?

The script focuses on explaining two types of messages in the Indonesian language: 'a message' (pesan singkat) and 'announcement' (pengumuman).

What are the key characteristics of a 'message' (pesan singkat)?

A 'message' is short, concise, and clear. It is often found in SMS, chat messages, or informal/semi-formal letters, and contains brief information.

Where are 'messages' (pesan singkat) typically found?

Messages are commonly found in SMS, chat, or informal and semi-formal letters.

What is an example of a structure in a 'message' (pesan singkat)?

The structure of a message typically includes three parts: introduction (greeting), body (the message content), and closure (closing remarks).

What does the term 'pengumuman' mean in English?

'Pengumuman' translates to 'announcement' in English.

What are the typical features of an 'announcement' (pengumuman)?

Announcements are generally brief and are commonly found in advertisements, invitations, job vacancies, or public notices.

Where can you typically find 'announcements' (pengumuman)?

Announcements are often found in ads, invitations, job vacancies, or public notices.

What is the typical structure of an 'announcement' (pengumuman)?

An announcement generally has three parts: orientation (introduction), body (the message or information), and closure (additional information like contact details).

What is the significance of the 'orientation' in an announcement?

The 'orientation' serves as the introduction, providing context or a greeting to the audience before delivering the main message.

What should the 'body' of an announcement contain?

The 'body' of the announcement should include the core message or topic being communicated, such as job openings, service offerings, or invitations.