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[BIG] What The Monkey: Ramadan Stickers: The Ultimate Companion for a Joyful Festive Season

Looking to spice up your chats this holy season? Say hello to EdSants, the brilliant publisher behind some of the most vibrant digital designs out there. They have crafted a beautiful set of stickers featuring our favorite primate friend to keep you smiling through the holy month.

EdSants is a true powerhouse when it comes to bringing relatable, high-quality character designs to life on our daily screens. They excel at blending cultural traditions with modern humor, making their creations highly sought after by anyone looking to add a bit of personality to their messaging screens.

[BIG] What The Monkey: Ramadan Stickers – 14359

The happiest and most expressive monkey we’ve ever met is ready to be with you during Ramadan! Available till June 19, 2019.

• Title : [BIG] What The Monkey: Ramadan Stickers
• Price : Paid
• Type : Static
• Region : Indonesia
• Link : line://shop/detail/14359
• Publisher : EdSants
• Copyright : EdSants

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Meet the Expressive Monkey of Ramadan

A Row-by-Row Guide to Your New Favorite Chat Companion

This set features sixteen adorable, oversized stickers starring a cheeky brown monkey experiencing the ups and downs of the holy month. Let us walk through every single one so you know exactly when to send them!

The first row kicks off with festive vibes. The first sticker shows our monkey friend hugging traditional rice cakes called ketupat with the greeting Minal Aidzin Wal Faidzin, Mohon Maaf Lahir & Batin, which is an Indonesian phrase asking for forgiveness during Eid. Next, he pleads with giant puppy eyes saying Maafin ya.., which translates to “please forgive me.” The third sticker features him jumping with joy under confetti saying Met Lebaran, a casual way to wish someone a Happy Eid. Closing the row, he happily waves cash with the text THR, referring to the beloved holiday bonus allowance.

The second row captures the daily routine of fasting. We see the sleepy monkey drooling with a Zzz Zzz Zzz text, followed by him waking up the neighborhood for the pre-dawn meal with a wooden drum and the sound Tok!! Tok!! Tok!!. Then, he gives a cheeky smile saying Ah.. Syiaaap..!! which is popular Indonesian slang meaning “Alright, ready!” Finally, he lies down stuffed next to fish bones, patting his bloated belly under the word Kenyang, meaning “full.”

Row three handles the emotional roller coaster. He waves cheerily with a simple Hai.. Haii..!!, but soon falls into a slump, feeling Lapar.., which translates to “hungry.” When things get cheeky, he wags his finger warningly saying Nah Yaa.. Nakal, meaning “Uh-oh, you are being naughty.” He then holds up a sign shouting Stop!! No Gossip.. to keep conversations pure.

The final row brings us home. He looks completely exhausted and limp, labeled Lemes, representing the afternoon fasting slump. He recovers his inner peace by clutching his chest with the word Sabar, meaning “patience.” Then, he eagerly beats the traditional bedug drum to the sound of Dug!! Dug!! Dug!! to celebrate the breaking of the fast. Finally, he looks up lovingly at the crescent moon under the words Bulan Penuh Berkah, reminding us that this is indeed a month full of blessings.

Copyright and Creative Ownership

All rights and creative copyrights for these charming illustrations belong entirely to EdSants. By crafting these relatable expressions, publishers like EdSants provide the digital community with expressive tools that bridge cultural milestones and personal interactions beautifully. Their creativity ensures our online chats remain warm, humorous, and culturally rich throughout the year.