её
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miliknya
/miˈlikɲa/
pronounA2
Russian → Indonesian
5000 Words
5000 Words: 100 words from the ZapomniEnglish 10,000+ word base. Translation, transcription, pronunciation, examples, and flashcards.
Practice 5000 words in Indonesian with Russian hints. First see the meaning in Russian, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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себя
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dirinya sendiri
/diˈrɲa sənˈdiri/
pronounA1
эй
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hei
/hei/
interjectionA1
привет
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hai
/hai/
interjectionA1
прятать
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menyembunyikan
/məɲəmbuˈɲikan/
verbA2
высокий
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tinggi
/ˈtiŋgi/
adjectiveA1
весьма
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sangat
/ˈsaŋat/
adverbB1
сезон
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musim ramai
/ˈmусim raˈmai/
nounB1
высокотехнологичный
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canggih
/ˈcaŋɡih/
adjectiveB2
его
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dia
/ˈdia/
pronounA1
себя
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dirinya sendiri
/diˈɾiɲa səndiˈɾi/
pronounA1
его
→
dia
/ˈdia/
determinerA1
латиноамериканский
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Hispanik
/hisˈpanik/
adjectiveB2
историк
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sejarawan
/sədʒaˈrawan/
nounB2
исторический
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historis
/histoˈris/
adjectiveA2
исторически
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secara historis
/səˈtʃara hisˈtoris/
adverbC1
ударять
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memukul
/məˈmukul/
verbA2
хоккей
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hoki
/ˈhoki/
nounA1
держать
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memegang
/məˈmɛgaŋ/
verbA1
подождать
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tunggu sebentar
/ˈtuŋgu səˈbentar/
phraseA2
страховка
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asuransi perjalanan
/asuˈransi pərdʒalaˈnan/
nounB2
священный
→
suci
/ˈsuci/
adjectiveB1
дом
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rumah
/ˈrumah/
nounA1
родина
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tanah air
/ˈta.nah ˈa.ir/
nounB2
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