First, read the English article below.

" The greeting "¡arriba!" (ah-RREE-bah – don't forget to roll the "rr") literally means "up!" It is often used in the morning to greet a sleeping child or loved one and tell them to get out of bed. This greeting is similar to saying "rise and shine" in English. If you want to rouse someone out of bed when they are still asleep, you might use this phrase. A literal translation of this phrase is "already dawn." The idea behind this phrase is that the day has started without whoever is still sleeping, and it's past time for them to get up. Some people might consider this phrase rude, so don't use it with someone unless you're close to them. " If you're looking for a polite way to ask someone how their morning has been, you might use "¿Cómo amaneció usted?" (KOH-moh ah-mahn-ay-cee-OH OOH-stehd), which means "How is your morning?"  Literally, this question would be translated "How dawned you?" It's similar to asking someone how they felt when they woke up this morning. You also might say "¿Qué tal va tu mañana?" (kay tahl vah too mahn-YAHN-ah), or "How is your morning going?" This question typically works best mid-morning. Although in Spanish you can use the phrase "buenos días" both coming and going, you can also use this phrase, which means "have a good day."  You also could say "que tengas un lindo día" (kay tehn-GAHS boo-EHN DEE-ah), which means "have a nice day." This phrase is typically used more casually. In more formal settings, you might use "que tenga buen día" (kay tehn-GAH boo-EHN DEE-ah), which means "I hope you have a good day." In Spanish, as in English, it's common to ask close friends or family members how they slept the night before, particularly early in the morning. The formal way to say this is "¿Durmió bien?" (door-mee-OH bee-EHN), or "Did you sleep well?" The question "¿Descansaste bien?" (days-cahn-SAHS-tay bee-EHN) is a little more casual. It's better translated as "Did you rest?" or "Did you get some rest?" 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Indonesian. Abstract:
Serukan "¡arriba! Katakan "ya amaneció" (ya a-ma-ne-ci-O). Tanyakan "¿Como amaneció usted? Gunakan "que tengas buen día" (qe ten-GAS bu-EN DI-a) saat akan berpisah. Tanyakan bagaimana tidur mereka semalam.