die Karotte
→
wortel
/ˈwortel/
nounA1
German → Indonesian
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German hint → Indonesian answer
tragen
→
membawa
/məmˈba.wa/
verbA1
der Autositz
→
kursi mobil
/ˈkursi ˈmobil/
nounA1
der Fall
→
kasus
/ˈkasus/
nounA1
das Bargeld
→
uang tunai
/ˈuaŋ tuˈnai/
nounA1
werfen
→
melempar
/məlˈəmpar/
verbA1
die Katze
→
kucing
/ˈkucing/
nounA1
das Müsli
→
sereal
/sereal/
nounA1
sicherlich
→
tentu saja
/tɛnˈtu ˈsaja/
adverbA1
der Stuhl
→
kursi
/ˈkursi/
nounA1
sich ändern
→
mengganti
/məŋˈgaŋti/
verbA1
das Kapitel
→
bab
/bab/
nounA1
günstig
→
murah
/ˈmurah/
adjectiveA1
überprüfen
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memeriksa
/məməˈriksa/
verbA1
die Wange
→
pipi
/ˈpipi/
nounA1
der Käse
→
keju
/ˈkedu/
nounA1
die Brust
→
dada
/ˈdada/
nounA1
kauen
→
mengunyah
/məŋˈuɲah/
verbA1
das Küken
→
anak burung
/ˈanak ˈburuŋ/
nounA1
das Huhn
→
ayam
/ˈajam/
nounA1
das Kind
→
anak
/ˈanak/
nounA1
Kinder
→
anak-anak
/ˈanak ˈanak/
nounA1
die Schokolade
→
cokelat
/ˈtʃokelat/
nounA1
der Schokoladenkuchen
→
kue cokelat
/ˈku.e ˈtʃo.kə.lat/
nounA1
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