baru
→
neu
[nɔʏ̯]
adjectiveA1
Indonesian → German
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tahun baru
→
neujährlich
/nɔʏ̯ˈjɛːɐ̯lɪç/
nounA1
hari Tahun Baru
→
der Neujahrstag
/ˈnɔʏ̯jaːɐ̯staːk/
nounA1
malam Tahun Baru
→
der Silvesterabend
/ˈziːlvɛstɐˌʔaːbənt/
nounA1
baru-baru ini
→
kürzlich
/ˈkyːʁtslɪç/
adverbB2
berita
→
die Nachrichten
/ˈnaːxʁɪçtən/
nounA1
surat kabar
→
die Zeitung
/ˈtsaɪ̯tʊŋ/
nounA2
berikutnya
→
nächster
[ˈnɛçstɐ]
adjectiveA1
di sebelah jendela
→
am Fenster
/am ˈfɛnstɐ/
phraseA1
cuaca yang bagus
→
schönes Wetter
/ˈʃøːnəs ˈvɛtɐ/
phraseA1
tidak ada
→
kein
[kaɪ̯n]
determinerA1
bangsawan
→
der Adliger
/ˈaːdlɪɡɐ/
nounB2
tidak ada orang
→
niemand
/ˈniːmant/
pronounA1
mengangguk
→
nicken
/ˈnɪkən/
verbA1
kebisingan
→
der Lärm
[lɛʁm]
nounA2
pencalonan
→
die Nominierung
/nominˈiːʁʊŋ/
nounB2
nomine
→
die Nominierte
/nominˈiːʁtə/
nounC1
tidak ada
→
niemand
/ˈniːmant/
pronounA1
nirlaba
→
gemeinnützig
/ɡəˈmaɪ̯nˌnʏt͡sɪç/
adjectiveC1
maupun
→
noch
/nɔx/
conjunctionA2
normal
→
normal
/ˈnɔʁmal/
adjectiveA1
utara
→
der Norden
/ˈnɔʁdən/
nounA1
timur laut
→
der Nordosten
/ˈnɔʁtˌʔɔstn̩/
nounA2
utara
→
nördlich
/ˈnœʁtlɪç/
adjectiveA2
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