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Gareth McCaughan
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Here's the grid with the messages highlighted. Apologies for the untrimmed image -- I'm doing this on a mobile device with limited capabilities. I'll fix it up in a moment.

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The messages say

around the outside: HARI RAYA IDUL FITR (which I think is just another way of saying Eid al-Fitr);
above: MINAL AIDIN WAL FAIZIN (similar to the "Many happy returns" used in English on people's birthdays);
below: MOHON MAAF LAHIR BATIN (which Google Translate renders as "Forgive me body and soul"; I guess it's a greeting used during Ramadan?);
in the middle: SELAMAT LEBARAN (equivalent to the more familiar "Eid mubarak").

Here's the grid with the messages highlighted. Apologies for the untrimmed image -- I'm doing this on a mobile device with limited capabilities. I'll fix it up in a moment.

enter image description here

Here's the grid with the messages highlighted.

enter image description here

The messages say

around the outside: HARI RAYA IDUL FITR (which I think is just another way of saying Eid al-Fitr);
above: MINAL AIDIN WAL FAIZIN (similar to the "Many happy returns" used in English on people's birthdays);
below: MOHON MAAF LAHIR BATIN (which Google Translate renders as "Forgive me body and soul"; I guess it's a greeting used during Ramadan?);
in the middle: SELAMAT LEBARAN (equivalent to the more familiar "Eid mubarak").

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Gareth McCaughan
  • 122.1k
  • 7
  • 320
  • 464

Here's the grid with the messages highlighted. Apologies for the untrimmed image -- I'm doing this on a mobile device with limited capabilities. I'll fix it up in a moment.

enter image description here