trocknen
→
mengeringkan
/məŋəriŋˈkan/
verbA1
German → Indonesian
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German hint → Indonesian answer
trocken
→
kering
/kəˈriŋ/
adjectiveA1
das Entenküken
→
anak bebek
/ˈanak bəˈbek/
nounA1
während
→
selama
/səˈlama/
prepositionA1
tagsüber
→
siang hari
/siˈaŋ ˈhari/
phraseA1
im Sommer
→
selama musim panas
/səˈlama muˈsim ˈpanas/
phraseA1
der Staub
→
debu
/ˈdəbʊ/
nounA1
E
→
huruf E
/ˈhuruv e/
letterA1
jeder
→
setiap
/səˈtiap/
determinerA1
jeden Tag
→
setiap hari
/səˈtiap ˈhari/
adverbA1
jeden Monat
→
setiap bulan
/səˈtiap ˈbulan/
adverbA1
jedes Jahr
→
setiap tahun
/səˈtiap taˈhun/
adverbA1
das Ohr
→
telinga
/təˈliŋa/
nounA1
früh
→
lebih awal
/ˈləbih ˈawal/
adverbA1
früh
→
awal
/aˈwal/
adjectiveA1
Ohrringe
→
anting-anting
/ˈanting ˈanting/
nounA1
die Erde
→
bumi
/ˈbumi/
nounA1
der Osten
→
timur
/ˈtimur/
nounA1
einfach
→
mudah
/muˈdah/
adjectiveA1
essen
→
makan
/ˈmakan/
verbA1
das Essen
→
makan
/ˈmakan/
nounA1
das Ei
→
telur
/ˈtəlur/
nounA1
acht
→
delapan
/dəˈlapan/
numeralA1
achtzehn
→
delapan belas
/dəˈlapan bəlas/
numeralA1
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