das nichts
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tidak ada
/ˈtidak ˈada/
pronounA1
German → Indonesian
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German hint → Indonesian answer
jetzt
→
sekarang
/səˈkaraŋ/
adverbA1
die Zahl
→
angka
/ˈaŋka/
nounA1
die Pflegekraft
→
perawat
/pəˈrawat/
nounA1
genau um
→
pukul
/ˈpukul/
contractionA1
der Haferbrei
→
oatmeal
/oːtmil/
nounA1
der Gegenstand
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benda
/ˈbənda/
nounA1
der Anlass
→
kesempatan
/kəsəmˈpatan/
nounA1
der Ozean
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samudra
/saˈmudra/
nounA1
von
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dari
/ˈdari/
prepositionA1
aus
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mati
/ˈmati/
adjectiveA1
das Büro
→
kantor
/ˈkantor/
nounA1
oft
→
sering
/ˈseriŋ/
adverbA1
oh
→
oh
/o/
interjectionA1
alt
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tua
/tuˈa/
adjectiveA1
ältere Schwester
→
kakak perempuan
/ˈkakak pərəmˈpuan/
phraseA1
auf
→
di
/di/
prepositionA1
auf dem Sofa
→
di sofa
/di ˈsofa/
phraseA1
auf dem Boden
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di lantai
/di ˈlantai/
phraseA1
auf dem Boden
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di tanah
/di ˈtanah/
phraseA1
auf dem Sofa
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di sofa
/di ˈsofa/
phraseA1
an der Wand
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di dinding
/di ˈdinding/
phraseA1
einmal
→
sekali
/səˈkali/
adverbA1
einmal im Monat
→
sebulan sekali
/səˈbulan səˈkali/
phraseA1
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