der Schmutz
→
kotoran
/koˈtoran/
nounA1
German → Indonesian
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German hint → Indonesian answer
schmutzig
→
kotor
/koˈtor/
adjectiveA1
das Geschirr
→
piring saji
/ˈpiriŋ ˈsadʒi/
nounA1
das Geschirr
→
peralatan makan
/pəraˈlatan ˈmakan/
nounA1
die Einweg-Wasserflasche
→
botol air sekali pakai
/ˈbotol ˈair səˈkali paˈkai/
nounA1
tun
→
melakukan
/məlaˈkukən/
verbA1
Hausaufgaben machen
→
mengerjakan PR
/məŋərˈdʒakan peˈɛr/
phraseA1
Wäsche waschen
→
mencuci pakaian
/mənˈtʃuci paˈkajan/
phraseA1
abwaschen
→
mencuci piring
/mənˈtʃuci ˈpiriŋ/
verbA1
der Arzt
→
dokter
/ˈdɔkter/
nounA1
der Hund
→
anjing
/ˈandʒiŋ/
nounA1
das Hundespielzeug
→
mainan anjing
/maˈinan ˈaɲɟiŋ/
nounA1
die Puppe
→
boneka
/boˈneka/
nounA1
der Dollar
→
dolar
/doˈlar/
nounA1
nicht mögen
→
tidak suka
/ˈtidak ˈsuka/
verbA1
tun
→
selesai
/sələˈsai/
verbA1
der Esel
→
keledai
/kəˈlədai/
nounA1
der Donut
→
donat
/ˈdonat/
nounA1
die Tür
→
pintu
/ˈpintu/
nounA1
der Türgriff
→
gagang pintu
/ˈgaŋaŋ ˈpintu/
nounA1
der Punkt
→
titik
/ˈti.tik/
nounA1
hinunter
→
ke bawah
/kə baˈwah/
adverbA1
unten
→
di lantai bawah
/di lanˈtai ˈbawah/
adverbA1
ein Dutzend
→
selusin
/səˈlusin/
numeralA1
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