echt
→
nyata
/ˈɲata/
adjectiveA1
German → Indonesian
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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
wirklich
→
benar-benar
/bə.ˈnar bə.ˈnar/
adverbA1
der Grund
→
alasan
/aˈlasan/
nounA1
rot
→
merah
/ˈmerah/
adjectiveA1
Red Delicious
→
Red Delicious
/ˈrɛd dɪˈlɪʃəs/
nounA1
das rote Licht
→
lampu merah
/ˈlampu ˈmerah/
nounA1
der Kühlschrank
→
kulkas
/ˈkulkas/
nounA1
ansehen
→
menganggap
/məŋˈaŋgap/
verbA1
die Verwandten
→
kerabat
/kəraˈbat/
nounA1
sich erinnern
→
mengingat
/məŋˈiŋat/
verbA1
entfernen
→
melepas
/məˈlɛpas/
verbA1
wiederholen
→
mengulangi
/məŋulaˈŋi/
verbA1
antworten
→
menjawab
/mən.ˈdʒa.wab/
verbA1
das Restaurant
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restoran
/res.toˈran/
nounA1
die Toilette
→
toilet
/ˈtɔilet/
nounA1
zurückkehren
→
kembali
/kəmˈbali/
verbA1
der Reis
→
nasi
/ˈnasi/
nounA1
reich
→
kaya
/ˈkaja/
adjectiveA1
mitfahren
→
naik
/naˈik/
verbA1
richtig
→
benar
/bəˈnar/
adjectiveA1
sofort
→
sekarang
/səˈkaraŋ/
phraseA1
der Ring
→
cincin
/ˈt͡ʃint͡ʃin/
nounA1
steigen
→
naik
/ˈna.ik/
verbA1
der Fluss
→
sungai
/ˈsuŋgai/
nounA1
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