der Fußball
→
sepak bola
/ˈsəpak ˈbola/
nounA1
German → Indonesian
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5000 Words: 100 words from the ZapomniEnglish 10,000+ word base. Translation, transcription, pronunciation, examples, and flashcards.
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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die Socke
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kaus kaki
/ˈkaus ˈkaki/
nounA1
die Steckdose
→
stopkontak
/stopˈkontak/
nounA2
bisher
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sampai sekarang
/samˈpai səˈkaɾaŋ/
adverbA2
die Software
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perangkat lunak
/pəˈraŋkat ˈlunak/
nounB1
der Soldat
→
tentara
/tənˈtara/
nounA1
ausschließlich
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semata-mata
/səˈmata ˈmata/
adverbB2
die Fürsorge
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kepedulian
/kəpəduˈlian/
nounC1
das Alleinreisen
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bepergian sendiri
/bəpərˈgian sənˈdiri/
phraseB1
die Lösung
→
solusi
/soˈlusi/
nounB1
lösen
→
memecahkan
/məməˈtʃahkan/
verbA2
einige
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beberapa
/bəˈbɛrapa/
determinerA1
jemand
→
seseorang
/səsəoˈraŋ/
pronounA1
irgendwann
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suatu saat
/suˈatu saˈat/
adverbA2
irgendwie
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entah bagaimana
/ˈentah baɡaiˈmana/
adverbB1
jemand
→
seseorang
/səsəˈoraŋ/
pronounA1
etwas
→
sesuatu
/səsuˈatu/
pronounA1
irgendwann
→
suatu saat
/suˈatu saˈat/
adverbB1
manchmal
→
kadang-kadang
/kaˈdaŋ kaˈdaŋ/
adverbA1
etwas
→
agak
/aˈgak/
adverbB1
irgendwo
→
di suatu tempat
/di suˈatu təmˈpat/
adverbA2
das Lied
→
lagu
/ˈlagu/
nounA1
schäbig
→
jorok
/ˈdʒorok/
adjectiveC1
bedauernd
→
maaf
/ˈmaaf/
adjectiveA1
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