biskuit
→
der Keks
/kɛks/
nounA1
Indonesian → German
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Indonesian hint → German answer
sedikit
→
das bisschen
/ˈbɪsçən/
nounA1
menggigit
→
beißen
[ˈbaɪ̯sn̩]
verbA1
menggigit
→
beißen
[ˈbaɪsən]
verbA1
hitam
→
schwarz
[ʃvaʁts]
adjectiveA1
lada hitam
→
der schwarzer Pfeffer
[ˈʃvaʁtsɐ ˈpfɛfɐ]
nounA1
selimut
→
die Decke
[ˈdɛkə]
nounA1
darah
→
das Blut
/bluːt/
nounA1
biru
→
blau
[blaʊ̯]
adjectiveA1
langit biru
→
der blauer Himmel
[ˈblaʊ̯ɐ ˈhɪməl]
nounA1
headphone Bluetooth
→
die Bluetooth-Kopfhörer
/ˈbluːtuːθˌkɔpfhøːʁɐ/
nounA1
perahu
→
das Boot
/boːt/
nounA1
tubuh
→
der Körper
/ˈkœʁpɐ/
nounA1
tulang
→
der Knochen
/ˈknoːxn̩/
nounA1
rak buku
→
das Bücherregal
[ˈbyːçɐʁeˌɡaːl]
nounA1
sepatu bot
→
der Stiefel
/ˈʃtiːfl̩/
nounA1
sepatu bot
→
der Stiefel
[ˈʃtiːfl̩]
nounA1
membosankan
→
langweilig
[ˈlaŋvaɪ̯lɪç]
adjectiveA1
bos
→
der Chef
/ʃeːf/
nounA1
keduanya
→
beide
/ˈbaɪ̯də/
determinerA1
botol
→
die Flasche
/ˈflaʃə/
nounA1
botol air
→
die Wasserflasche
/ˈvasɐˌflasçə/
nounA1
mangkuk
→
die Schüssel
/ˈʃʏsl̩/
nounA1
kotak
→
die Schachtel
/ˈʃaxtəl/
nounA1
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