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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 English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.

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a
sebuah
/səˈbuah/
articleA1
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bit
sedikit
/sədiˈkit/
phraseA1
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able
mampu
/ˈmampu/
adjectiveA1
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about
tentang
/təˈtaŋ/
prepositionA1
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about six
sekitar enam
/səˈkitar əˈnam/
phraseA1
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above
di atas
/di ˈatas/
prepositionA1
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across
menyeberangi
/mənjəbəˈraŋi/
prepositionA1
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act
bertindak
/bərˈtindak/
verbA1
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actions
tindakan
/tinˈdakan/
nounA1
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actor
aktor
/ˈaktor/
nounA1
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actress
aktris
/ˈaktris/
nounA1
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add
menambahkan
/mənaˈmbahkan/
verbA1
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address
alamat
/aˈlamat/
nounA1
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adult
dewasa
/dəˈwasa/
nounA1
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afraid
takut
/ˈtakut/
adjectiveA1
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after
sesudah
/səˈsudah/
prepositionA1
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afternoon
siang
/ˈsiaŋ/
nounA1
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after work
setelah kerja
/sə.təˈlah ˈkər.ja/
phraseA1
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again
lagi
/ˈlagi/
adverbA1
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age
usia
/uˈsia/
nounA1
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ago
yang lalu
/ˈjaŋ ˈlalu/
adverbA1
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ah
ah
/ah/
interjectionA1
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air
udara
/uˈdara/
nounA1
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