tahu
→
wissen
[ˈvɪsən]
verbA1
Indonesian → German
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Practice 5000 words in German with Indonesian hints. First see the meaning in Indonesian, then recall the German word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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diketahui
→
bekannt
/bəˈkant/
verbA1
Korea
→
koreanisch
/koʁeˈaːnɪʃ/
adjectiveA2
kerja fisik
→
die Arbeit
/ˈaʁbaɪ̯t/
nounB2
laboratorium
→
das Labor
[laˈboːɐ̯]
nounB1
kurang
→
der Mangel
/ˈmanɡəl/
nounB1
lady
→
die Dame
/daːmə/
nounA1
pendaratan
→
die Landung
/ˈlantʊŋ/
nounB1
pemandangan alam
→
die Landschaft
/ˈlandʃaft/
nounB1
kursus bahasa
→
die Sprachkurse
/ˈʃpʁaːxˌkʊʁsə/
nounA1
belajar bahasa
→
das Sprachenlernen
/ˈʃpʁaːxn̩ˌlɛʁn̩/
nounB1
pangkuan
→
der Schoß
/ʃoːs/
nounB1
tas laptop
→
die Laptoptasche
/ˈlæpˌtɔpˌtaʃə/
nounA2
sebagian besar
→
größtenteils
/ˈɡʁøːstənteɪ̯ls/
adverbC1
laser
→
der Laser
/ˈlaːzɐ/
nounB1
terakhir
→
letzte
[ˈlɛtstə]
adjectiveA2
terlambat
→
spät
[ʃpɛːt]
adverbA1
nanti
→
später
/ˈʃpɛːtɐ/
adverbA1
bahasa Latin
→
das Latein
/laˈtaɪ̯n/
nounB1
yang terakhir
→
letztere
/ˈlɛtstərə/
adjectiveC1
tertawa
→
lachen
[ˈlaxn̩]
verbA1
tawa
→
das Lachen
/ˈlaxən/
nounB1
anggota legislatif
→
der Gesetzgeber
/ˈɡeːzɛtsˌɡeːbɐ/
nounC1
undang-undang
→
die Gesetze
/ɡəˈzɛtsə/
nounA2
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