halb eins
→
setengah satu
/sətəˈŋah ˈsatu/
phraseA1
German → Indonesian
A1 Words
A1 Words: 100 words from the ZapomniEnglish 10,000+ word base. Translation, transcription, pronunciation, examples, and flashcards.
Practice a1 words in Indonesian with German hints. First see the meaning in German, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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German hint → Indonesian answer
der Hammer
→
palu
/ˈpalu/
nounA1
der Hamster
→
hamster
/ˈhamster/
nounA1
die Hand
→
tangan
/ˈtaŋan/
nounA1
der Kleiderbügel
→
gantungan baju
/ganˈtungan ˈbaju/
nounA1
glücklich
→
bahagia
/baˈhaɡia/
adjectiveA1
hart
→
keras
/ˈkəras/
adjectiveA1
hat
→
memiliki
/mə.mi.ˈliki/
verbA1
der Hut
→
topi
/toˈpi/
nounA1
haben
→
memiliki
/mə.mi.ˈliki/
verbA1
einladen
→
menerima tamu
/mənəˈrima ˈtamu/
verbA1
er
→
dia
/ˈdia/
pronounA1
der Kopf
→
kepala
/kəˈpala/
nounA1
die Kopfschmerzen
→
sakit kepala
/ˈsakit kəˈpala/
nounA1
der Kopfhörer
→
headphone
/ˈhɛd.fon/
nounA1
das Headset
→
headset
/ˈhɛdset/
nounA1
die Gesundheit
→
kesehatan
/kəseˈhatan/
nounA1
hören
→
mendengar
/məndəˈŋar/
verbA1
schwer
→
berat
/bəˈrat/
adjectiveA1
der Absatz
→
tumit
/tuˈmit/
nounA1
die Höhe
→
tinggi
/ˈtiŋgi/
nounA1
der Hubschrauber
→
helikopter
/heliˈkopter/
nounA1
hallo
→
halo
/haˈlo/
interjectionA1
helfen
→
membantu
/məmbanˈtu/
verbA1
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