normally
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biasanya
/biˈasanya/
adverbB1
English → Indonesian
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Top 2500: 100 words from the Vastnylanguages 10,000+ word base. Translation, transcription, pronunciation, examples, and flashcards.
Practice top 2500 in Indonesian with English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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usually
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biasanya
/bi.aˈsa.ɲa/
adverbA2
always
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selalu
/səˈlalu/
adverbA1
wet
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basah
/ˈbasah/
adjectiveA1
dirty
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kotor
/koˈtor/
adjectiveA1
empty
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kosong
/koˈsoŋ/
adjectiveA1
full
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penuh
/pəˈnuh/
adjectiveA1
round
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bulat
/buˈlat/
adjectiveA1
flat
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datar
/ˈdatar/
adjectiveA1
deep
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dalam
/ˈdalam/
adjectiveA2
sharp
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tajam
/ˈtadʒam/
adjectiveA2
solid
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padat
/ˈpadat/
adjectiveB1
weak
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lemah
/ləˈmah/
adjectiveA2
low
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rendah
/ˈrəndah/
adjectiveA1
tall
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tinggi
/ˈtiŋgi/
adjectiveA1
narrow
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sempit
/səmˈpit/
adjectiveA2
wide
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lebar
/ləˈbar/
adjectiveA2
short
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pendek
/pənˈdek/
adjectiveA1
tiny
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sangat kecil
/ˈsaŋat kəˈtʃil/
adjectiveA1
big
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besar
/bəˈsar/
adjectiveA1
soft
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lembut
/ləmˈbut/
adjectiveA1
hard
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keras
/ˈkəras/
adjectiveA1
heavy
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berat
/bəˈrat/
adjectiveA1
very
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sangat
/ˈsaŋat/
adverbA1
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