das Selbst
→
diri
/ˈdiri/
nounC1
German → Indonesian
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das Selbstwertgefühl
→
harga diri
/ˈharga ˈdiri/
nounB2
das Selfie
→
swafoto
/swaˈfoto/
nounA2
verkaufen
→
menjual
/mənˈdʒual/
verbA1
älter
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senior
/səˈnior/
adjectiveB2
der Sinn
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akal sehat
/ˈakal səˈhat/
nounA2
die Sensibilität
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kepekaan
/kəpəˈkaan/
nounB2
der Sensor
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sensor
/ˈsensor/
nounB2
der Satz
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kalimat
/kaˈlimat/
nounA1
separat
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terpisah
/tərˈpisah/
adjectiveA2
die Sequenz
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urutan
/uˈrutan/
nounB1
die Reihe
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seri
/ˈsəri/
nounB1
der Diener
→
pelayan
/pəlaˈjan/
nounA1
die Portion
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porsi
/ˈporsi/
nounB1
die Sitzung
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sesi
/ˈsesi/
nounB2
aufbrechen
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berangkat
/bərˈaŋkat/
phraseB1
die Einigung
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penyelesaian
/pəɲələˈsa.jan/
nounC1
mehrere
→
beberapa
/bəˈbərapa/
determinerA1
das Geschlecht
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jenis kelamin
/ˈdʒɛnis kəˈlamin/
nounA2
sexuell
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seksual
/sɛkˈsual/
adjectiveB1
die Sexualität
→
seksualitas
/sɛk.su.aˈli.tas/
nounC1
sexy
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seksi
/ˈseksi/
adjectiveB2
der Schatten
→
bayangan
/baˈjaŋan/
nounA2
sollen
→
akan
/ˈakan/
modal verbB1
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