noch ein
→
lain
/ˈlajn/
determinerA1
German → Indonesian
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German hint → Indonesian answer
antworten
→
menjawab
/mənjaˈwab/
verbA1
Fragen beantworten
→
menjawab pertanyaan
/mənˈdʒawab pərˈtanyaan/
phraseA1
die Ameise
→
semut
/ˈsəmut/
nounA1
die Hymne
→
lagu kebangsaan
/ˈlagu kəbaŋˈsaan/
nounA1
irgendetwas
→
apa pun
/ˈapa pun/
pronounA1
die Wohnung
→
apartemen
/apaɾˈtemən/
nounA1
erscheinen
→
muncul
/ˈmuncul/
verbA1
der Apfel
→
apel
[a.pəl]
nounA1
der Apfelkuchen
→
pai apel
/ˈpai ˈapel/
nounA1
der April
→
April
/aˈpril/
nounA1
sind
→
adalah
/aˈdalah/
verbA1
das Gebiet
→
area
/aˈrea/
nounA1
der Arm
→
lengan
/ˈləŋan/
nounA1
ankommen
→
tiba
/tiˈba/
verbA1
ankommen
→
tiba
/ˈtiba/
verbA1
als
→
sebagai
/səbaˈgaj/
conjunctionA1
fragen
→
bertanya
/bərˈtaɲa/
verbA1
eine Frage stellen
→
bertanya
/bərˈtanya/
phraseA1
um etwas bitten
→
meminta
/məˈminta/
phraseA1
um Hilfe bitten
→
minta bantuan
/ˈminta banˈtuan/
phrasal verbA1
Fragen stellen
→
mengajukan pertanyaan
/məŋaˈdʒukan pərˈtanyaan/
phraseA1
jemanden um Hilfe bitten
→
meminta seseorang membantu
/məˈminta səsɔˈoraŋ məmˈbantu/
phraseA1
bei
→
di
/di/
prepositionA1
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