graphics
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grafis
/ˈgrafis/
nounA1
English → Indonesian
A1 Words
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Card direction
English hint → Indonesian answer
grass
→
rumput
/ˈrumput/
nounA1
gray
→
abu-abu
/ˈabu ˈabu/
adjectiveA1
great
→
hebat
/ˈhɛbat/
adjectiveA1
green
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hijau
/ˈhijau/
adjectiveA1
green peas
→
kacang polong
/ˈkatʃaŋ poˈloŋ/
nounA1
greet
→
menyapa
/mənˈjapa/
verbA1
greeting
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salam
/saˈlam/
nounA1
ground
→
tanah
/ˈtanah/
nounA1
group
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kelompok
/kəˈlompok/
nounA1
grow
→
tumbuh
/ˈtumbuh/
verbA1
guest
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tamu
/ˈtamu/
nounA1
guitar
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gitar
/giˈtar/
nounA1
guy
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cowok
/ˈt͡ʃowok/
nounA1
gym
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gym
/dʒim/
nounA1
ha
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ha
/ha/
interjectionA1
habits
→
kebiasaan
/kəbiaˈsaan/
nounA1
had
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memiliki
/məmiˈliki/
verbA1
hair
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rambut
/ˈrambut/
nounA1
hair clip
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jepit rambut
/ˈdʒepit ˈrambut/
nounA1
half
→
setengah
/səˈtəŋah/
nounA1
half past one
→
pukul setengah dua
/ˈpukul səˈtəŋah ˈdua/
phraseA1
half past six
→
setengah tujuh
/səˈtɛŋah ˈtudʒuh/
phraseA1
half past twelve
→
setengah satu
/sətəˈŋah ˈsatu/
phraseA1
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