die Spaghetti
→
spageti
/spaˈgɛti/
nounA1
German → Indonesian
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German hint → Indonesian answer
sprechen
→
berbicara
/bər.bi.ˈt͡ʃa.ra/
verbA1
besonders
→
khusus
/ˈxusus/
adjectiveA1
die Geschwindigkeit
→
kecepatan
/kət͡ʃəpaˈtan/
nounA1
ausgeben
→
menghabiskan
/məŋhaˈbiskan/
verbA1
die Spinne
→
laba-laba
/laˈba laˈba/
nounA1
der Geist
→
roh
/roh/
nounA1
die Bosheit
→
dendam
/ˈdəndam/
nounA1
der Schwamm
→
spons
/spɔns/
nounA1
der Löffel
→
sendok
/ˈsən.dok/
nounA1
der Sport
→
olahraga
/olaˈraga/
nounA1
der Sport
→
olahraga
/olaˈraga/
nounA1
der Frühling
→
musim semi
/ˈmusim ˈsəmi/
nounA1
der Platz
→
alun-alun
/ˈalun ˈalun/
nounA1
quadratisch
→
persegi
/pər.səˈɡi/
adjectiveA1
das Eichhörnchen
→
tupai
/ˈtupai/
nounA1
der Fleck
→
noda
/ˈnoda/
nounA1
stehen
→
berdiri
/bərˈdiri/
verbA1
der Stern
→
bintang
/ˈbintaŋ/
nounA1
starten
→
menyalakan
/mən.jaˈlakan/
verbA1
starten
→
mulai beroperasi
/muˈlai bəroperasi/
phraseA1
der Zustand
→
negara
/nəˈgara/
nounA1
die Station
→
stasiun
/staˈsijun/
nounA1
bleiben
→
tetap
/ˈtətap/
verbA1
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