niemand
→
tidak ada orang
/tiˈdak aˈda ˈoraŋ/
pronounA1
German → Indonesian
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Practice 5000 words in Indonesian with German hints. First see the meaning in German, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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nicken
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mengangguk
/məŋˈaŋɡuk/
verbA1
der Lärm
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kebisingan
/kəbiˈsiŋan/
nounA2
die Nominierung
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pencalonan
/pən.t͡ʃaˈlɔ.nan/
nounB2
die Nominierte
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nomine
/noˈmine/
nounC1
niemand
→
tidak ada
/ˈtidak ˈada/
pronounA1
gemeinnützig
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nirlaba
/nirˈlaba/
adjectiveC1
noch
→
maupun
/ˈmaupun/
conjunctionA2
normal
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normal
/norˈmal/
adjectiveA1
der Norden
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utara
/uˈtara/
nounA1
der Nordosten
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timur laut
/ˈtimur ˈlaut/
nounA2
nördlich
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utara
/uˈtara/
adjectiveA2
der Nordwesten
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barat laut
/ˈbarat ˈlaut/
nounA2
nicht
→
tidak
/ˈtidak/
adverbA1
nicht tief
→
tidak dalam
/ˈtidak ˈdalam/
phraseA1
die Notiz
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catatan
/caˈtatan/
nounA1
das nichts
→
tidak ada
/ˈtidak ˈada/
pronounA1
die Vorstellung
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gagasan
/gaˈgasan/
nounC1
der Roman
→
novel
/noˈvel/
nounA2
jetzt
→
sekarang
/səˈkaraŋ/
adverbA1
nuklear
→
nuklir
/ˈnuklir/
adjectiveB2
nackt
→
telanjang
/təlanˈjaŋ/
adjectiveA2
die Zahl
→
angka
/ˈaŋka/
nounA1
zahlreich
→
banyak
/ˈbanyak/
adjectiveB1
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