another
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lain
/ˈlajn/
determinerA1
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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
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answer
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menjawab
/mənjaˈwab/
verbA1
answer questions
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menjawab pertanyaan
/mənˈdʒawab pərˈtanyaan/
phraseA1
ant
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semut
/ˈsəmut/
nounA1
anthem
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lagu kebangsaan
/ˈlagu kəbaŋˈsaan/
nounA1
anything
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apa pun
/ˈapa pun/
pronounA1
apartment
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apartemen
/apaɾˈtemən/
nounA1
appear
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muncul
/ˈmuncul/
verbA1
apple
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apel
[a.pəl]
nounA1
apple pie
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pai apel
/ˈpai ˈapel/
nounA1
april
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April
/aˈpril/
nounA1
are
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adalah
/aˈdalah/
verbA1
area
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area
/aˈrea/
nounA1
arm
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lengan
/ˈləŋan/
nounA1
arrive
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tiba
/tiˈba/
verbA1
arrived
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tiba
/ˈtiba/
verbA1
as
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sebagai
/səbaˈgaj/
conjunctionA1
ask
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bertanya
/bərˈtaɲa/
verbA1
ask a question
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bertanya
/bərˈtanya/
phraseA1
ask for
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meminta
/məˈminta/
phraseA1
ask for help
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minta bantuan
/ˈminta banˈtuan/
phrasal verbA1
ask questions
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mengajukan pertanyaan
/məŋaˈdʒukan pərˈtanyaan/
phraseA1
ask someone to help
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meminta seseorang membantu
/məˈminta səsɔˈoraŋ məmˈbantu/
phraseA1
at
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di
/di/
prepositionA1
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