jatuh
→
fallen
[ˈfalən]
verbA1
Indonesian → German
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Indonesian hint → German answer
jatuh
→
hinfallen
/ˈhɪnˌfalən/
phraseA1
salah
→
falsch
/ˈfalʃ/
adjectiveA1
keluarga
→
die Familie
[faˈmiːli̯ə]
nounA1
anggota keluarga
→
Familienmitglied
[faˈmiːli̯ənˌmɪtlɪç]
nounA1
anggota keluarga
→
die Familienmitglieder
/faˈmiːli̯ənˌmɪtɡliːdɐ/
nounA1
foto keluarga
→
das Familienfoto
/famiˈliːənˌfoːtoː/
nounA1
kipas angin
→
der Ventilator
[vɛntiˈlaːtoːɐ̯]
nounA1
jauh
→
weit
[vaɪt]
adjectiveA1
peternakan
→
der Bauernhof
[ˈbaʊ̯ɐnˌhoːf]
nounA1
petani
→
der Landwirt
[ˈlantvɪʁt]
nounA1
cepat
→
schnell
[ʃnɛl]
adjectiveA1
makanan cepat saji
→
das Fast Food
/ˈfaːst foːt/
nounA1
ayah
→
der Vater
[ˈfaːtɐ]
nounA1
favorit
→
Lieblings-
/ˈliːbəlɪç/
adjectiveA1
takut
→
die Angst
[aŋst]
nounA1
memberi makan
→
füttern
[ˈfʏtɐn]
verbA1
terasa
→
sich anfühlen
[zɪç ˈanˌfyːlən]
verbA1
merasa kedinginan
→
frieren
[ˈfʁiːʁən]
phraseA1
orang
→
der Mensch
/ˈmɛnʃ/
nounA1
pagar
→
der Zaun
[tsaʊ̯n]
nounA1
sedikit
→
wenige
[ˈveːnɪgə]
determinerA1
ladang
→
das Feld
[fɛlt]
nounA1
lima belas
→
fünfzehn
[ˈfʏnftseːn]
numeralA1
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