nothing
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tidak ada
/ˈtidak ˈada/
pronounA1
English → 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 English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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Card direction
English hint → Indonesian answer
now
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sekarang
/səˈkaraŋ/
adverbA1
number
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angka
/ˈaŋka/
nounA1
nurse
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perawat
/pəˈrawat/
nounA1
o'clock
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pukul
/ˈpukul/
contractionA1
oatmeal
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oatmeal
/oːtmil/
nounA1
object
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benda
/ˈbənda/
nounA1
occasion
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kesempatan
/kəsəmˈpatan/
nounA1
ocean
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samudra
/saˈmudra/
nounA1
of
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dari
/ˈdari/
prepositionA1
off
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mati
/ˈmati/
adjectiveA1
office
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kantor
/ˈkantor/
nounA1
often
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sering
/ˈseriŋ/
adverbA1
oh
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oh
/o/
interjectionA1
old
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tua
/tuˈa/
adjectiveA1
older sister
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kakak perempuan
/ˈkakak pərəmˈpuan/
phraseA1
on
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di
/di/
prepositionA1
on the couch
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di sofa
/di ˈsofa/
phraseA1
on the floor
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di lantai
/di ˈlantai/
phraseA1
on the ground
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di tanah
/di ˈtanah/
phraseA1
on the sofa
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di sofa
/di ˈsofa/
phraseA1
on the wall
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di dinding
/di ˈdinding/
phraseA1
once
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sekali
/səˈkali/
adverbA1
once a month
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sebulan sekali
/səˈbulan səˈkali/
phraseA1
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