ein Durcheinander hinterlassen
→
membuat berantakan
/məmbuˈat bə.ranˈtakan/
phraseA1
German → Indonesian
A1 Words
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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
verlassen
→
meninggalkan
/mə.ˈniŋ.ɡal.kan/
verbA1
das Bein
→
kaki
/ˈkaki/
nounA1
die Zitrone
→
lemon
/ˈlemon/
nounA1
die Länge
→
panjang
/ˈpanjaŋ/
nounA1
weniger
→
kurang
/ˈku.raŋ/
adjectiveA1
die Unterrichtsstunde
→
pelajaran
/pəlaˈdʒaran/
nounA1
lassen
→
membiarkan
/məmˈbiarkan/
verbA1
der Brief
→
surat
/ˈsurat/
nounA1
die Bibliothek
→
perpustakaan
/pərpustaˈkaan/
nounA1
liegen
→
berbaring
/bərbaˈriŋ/
verbA1
sich hinlegen
→
berbaring
/bərbaˈriŋ/
phrasal verbA1
das Leben
→
hidup
/ˈhidup/
nounA1
das Licht
→
cahaya
/t͡ʃaˈhaja/
nounA1
leicht
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ringan
/riˈŋan/
adjectiveA1
hellblau
→
biru muda
/ˈbiru ˈmuda/
adjectiveA1
hellbraun
→
cokelat muda
/ˈtʃokəlat ˈmuda/
adjectiveA1
die Glühbirne
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bohlam
/ˈbohlam/
nounA1
hellgrau
→
abu-abu muda
/abʊ ˈabʊ ˈmudə/
adjectiveA1
der Lichtschalter
→
sakelar lampu
/sa.kəˈlar lam.pu/
nounA1
mögen
→
suka
/ˈsuka/
verbA1
die Linie
→
garis
/ˈgaris/
nounA1
der Löwe
→
singa
/ˈsiŋa/
nounA1
die Lippe
→
bibir
/ˈbibir/
nounA1
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