jeden Morgen
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setiap pagi
/səˈtiap ˈpagi/
phraseA1
German → Indonesian
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German hint → Indonesian answer
jeden Frühling
→
setiap musim semi
/səˈtiap ˈmusim səˈmi/
phraseA1
jedes Mal
→
setiap kali
/səˈtiap ˈkali/
phraseA1
jede Woche
→
setiap minggu
/səˈtɪap ˈmiŋgu/
phraseA1
jedes Jahr
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setiap tahun
/səˈtiap ˈtahun/
phraseA1
alle
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semua orang
/səˈmua oˈraŋ/
pronounA1
jeder
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semua orang
/səˈmua ˈoraŋ/
pronounA1
alles
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semuanya
/səmuaˈɲa/
pronounA1
überall
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di mana-mana
/di ˈmanaˌmana/
adverbA1
die Prüfung
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ujian
/uˈd͡ʒian/
nounA1
das Beispiel
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contoh
/ˈt͡ʃontoʔ/
nounA1
außer
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kecuali
/kəˈtʃuali/
prepositionA1
ausgehen
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keluar
/kəˈluar/
verbA1
das Auge
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mata
/ˈmata/
nounA1
das Gesicht
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wajah
/ˈwadʒah/
nounA1
die Tatsache
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fakta
/ˈfakta/
nounA1
die Fabrik
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pabrik
/ˈpabrik/
nounA1
das Märchen
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dongeng
/ˈdoŋeŋ/
nounA1
der Herbst
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musim gugur
/muˈsim ˈgugur/
nounA1
fallen
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jatuh
/ˈjatuh/
verbA1
hinfallen
→
jatuh
/ˈdʒatuh/
phraseA1
falsch
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salah
/ˈsalah/
adjectiveA1
die Familie
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keluarga
/kəˈluarga/
nounA1
Familienmitglied
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anggota keluarga
/aŋˈgɔta kəluˈarga/
nounA1
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