afraid
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takut
/ˈtakut/
adjectiveA1
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African
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Afrika
/aˈfrika/
adjectiveA2
African-American
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Afrika-Amerika
/aˈfrika ameˈrika/
adjectiveB2
after
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sesudah
/səˈsudah/
prepositionA1
afternoon
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siang
/ˈsiaŋ/
nounA1
after seven
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setelah jam tujuh
/səˈtəlah dʒam ˈtudʒuh/
phraseA2
afterward
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setelah itu
/səˈtəlah ˈitu/
adverbA2
again
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lagi
/ˈlagi/
adverbA1
against
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melawan
/məˈlawan/
prepositionA2
against the wall
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menempel di dinding
/məˈnempel di ˈdinding/
phraseA2
age
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usia
/uˈsia/
nounA1
agency
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agensi
/aˈgənsi/
nounB1
agenda
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agenda
/aˈgenda/
nounB2
agent
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agen
/aˈd͡ʒen/
nounB1
ago
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yang lalu
/ˈjaŋ ˈlalu/
adverbA1
agree
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setuju
/səˈtuju/
verbA2
agreement
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kesepakatan
/kə.sə.pa.ˈka.tan/
nounB1
agree to
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menyetujui
/mənsətuˈdʒui/
verbA2
agricultural
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pertanian
/pərtaˈnian/
adjectiveB2
ah
→
ah
/ah/
interjectionA1
ahead
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di depan
/di dəˈpan/
adverbB1
aid
→
bantuan
/banˈtuan/
nounB1
aide
→
asisten
/asisˈtɛn/
nounC1
AIDS
→
AIDS
/eˈits/
nounA2
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