anggur
→
die Trauben
/ˈtʀaʊ̯bən/
nounA1
Indonesian → German
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Card direction
Indonesian hint → German answer
grafis
→
die Grafiken
/ɡʁaˈfiːkən/
nounA1
rumput
→
das Gras
[ɡʁaːs]
nounA1
abu-abu
→
grau
[ɡʁaʊ̯]
adjectiveA1
hebat
→
großartig
/ˈɡʁoːsˌaʁtɪç/
adjectiveA1
hijau
→
grün
[ɡʁyːn]
adjectiveA1
kacang polong
→
die grüne Erbse
[ˈɡʁyːnə ˈɛʁpsə]
nounA1
menyapa
→
grüßen
[ˈɡʁyːsn̩]
verbA1
salam
→
die Begrüßung
[bəˈɡʁyːsʊŋ]
nounA1
tanah
→
die Erde
[ˈeːɐ̯də]
nounA1
kelompok
→
die Gruppe
[ˈɡʁʊpə]
nounA1
tumbuh
→
wachsen
[ˈvaksn̩]
verbA1
tamu
→
der Gast
[gast]
nounA1
gitar
→
die Gitarre
[ɡiˈtaʁə]
nounA1
cowok
→
der Typ
[tyːp]
nounA1
gym
→
das Fitnessstudio
/ˈfɪtnɛsˌʃtuːdi̯o/
nounA1
ha
→
ha
/ha/
interjectionA1
kebiasaan
→
die Gewohnheiten
/ˈɡeːvoːnhaɪ̯tn̩/
nounA1
memiliki
→
hatte
[ˈhatə]
verbA1
rambut
→
das Haar
/haːɐ̯/
nounA1
jepit rambut
→
Haarspange
[ˈhaːʁˌʃpaŋə]
nounA1
setengah
→
die Hälfte
/ˈhɛlftə/
nounA1
pukul setengah dua
→
halb zwei
/halb t͡svaɪ̯/
phraseA1
setengah tujuh
→
halb sieben
/ˈhalb ˈziːbən/
phraseA1
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