gefrostet
→
beku
/ˈbɛku/
adjectiveA1
German → Indonesian
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German hint → Indonesian answer
die Frucht
→
buah
/ˈbuah/
nounA1
voll
→
penuh
/pəˈnuh/
adjectiveA1
spaßig
→
menyenangkan
/məɲəˈnaŋkan/
adjectiveA1
die Möbel
→
furnitur
/furniˈtur/
nounA1
weiter
→
lebih jauh
/ləˈbih ˈdʒauh/
adverbA1
die Zukunft
→
masa depan
/ˈmasa dəˈpan/
nounA1
G
→
huruf G
/ˈhuruv ɡe/
letterA1
das Spiel
→
permainan
/pərmaˈinan/
nounA1
das Spiele
→
permainan
/pərmaˈinan/
nounA1
die Garage
→
garasi
/gaˈrasi/
nounA1
der Hausmüll
→
sampah
/ˈsampah/
nounA1
der Müllbeutel
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kantong sampah
/ˈkantong ˈsampah/
nounA1
der Garten
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taman
/ˈtaman/
nounA1
der Knoblauch
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bawang putih
/ˈbawaŋ ˈputi(h)/
nounA1
die Tankstelle
→
SPBU
/ˌɛs pe be ˈu/
nounA1
sanft
→
lembut
/ləmˈbut/
adjectiveA1
der Gentleman
→
gentleman
/ˈdʒɛntəlmən/
nounA1
deutsch
→
Jerman
/ˈjərman/
adjectiveA1
bekommen
→
mendapat
/mənˈdapat/
verbA1
kalt werden
→
kedinginan
/kədiŋiˈnan/
phraseA1
schmutzig werden
→
kotor
/ˈkotor/
phraseA1
sich anziehen
→
berpakaian
/bərpaˈkaian/
phraseA1
Hilfe bekommen
→
mendapat bantuan
/mənˈdapat banˈtuan/
phraseA1
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