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The former colonial power , the Netherlands , left a sizeable amount of vocabulary that can be seen in words such as " polisi " ( from politie = police ) , " kualitas " ( from kwaliteit = quality ) , " aktual " ( from actueel = current ) , " rokok " ( from roken = smoking cigarettes ) , " korupsi " ( from corruptie = corruption ) , " kantor " ( from kantoor = office ) , " resleting " ( from ritssluiting = zipper ) , " pelopor " ( from voorloper = frontrunner ) , " persneling " ( from versnelling = transmission gear ) , " setrum " ( from stroom = electricity current ) , " maskapai " ( from maatschappij = company ) , " apotek " ( from apotheek = pharmacy ) , " handuk " ( from handdoek = towel ) , " setrika " ( from strijkijzer = clothes iron ) , " bioskop " ( from bioscoop = cinema ) , " spanduk " ( from spandoeken = banner ) , " korsleting " ( from kortsluiting = short circuit ) , " om " ( from oom = uncle ) , " tante " ( from tante = aunt ) , " traktir " ( from trakteer = treat ) and " gratis " ( from gratis = free ) .
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