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79 [seventy-nine]

Adjectives 2

Adjectives 2

79 [tujuh puluh sembilan]

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I am wearing a blue dress. Saya me--ka--b--u-bi--. Saya memakai baju biru. S-y- m-m-k-i b-j- b-r-. ----------------------- Saya memakai baju biru. 0
I am wearing a red dress. Sa-a me-a-ai -a-u -e-a-. Saya memakai baju merah. S-y- m-m-k-i b-j- m-r-h- ------------------------ Saya memakai baju merah. 0
I am wearing a green dress. Saya-m--aka- --------au. Saya memakai baju hijau. S-y- m-m-k-i b-j- h-j-u- ------------------------ Saya memakai baju hijau. 0
I’m buying a black bag. Sa-----mbe-- t-s---tam. Saya membeli tas hitam. S-y- m-m-e-i t-s h-t-m- ----------------------- Saya membeli tas hitam. 0
I’m buying a brown bag. S-ya-me------ta- co--l-t. Saya membeli tas cokelat. S-y- m-m-e-i t-s c-k-l-t- ------------------------- Saya membeli tas cokelat. 0
I’m buying a white bag. Saya-m--b-l---as pu---. Saya membeli tas putih. S-y- m-m-e-i t-s p-t-h- ----------------------- Saya membeli tas putih. 0
I need a new car. Sa-- -e-----h-an se--ah--obil ----. Saya membutuhkan sebuah mobil baru. S-y- m-m-u-u-k-n s-b-a- m-b-l b-r-. ----------------------------------- Saya membutuhkan sebuah mobil baru. 0
I need a fast car. Say- me---t-h-a- sebua- -o--l--a-g--en--ng. Saya membutuhkan sebuah mobil yang kencang. S-y- m-m-u-u-k-n s-b-a- m-b-l y-n- k-n-a-g- ------------------------------------------- Saya membutuhkan sebuah mobil yang kencang. 0
I need a comfortable car. Saya----butu--an se-ua----b-- yan- -y-m-n. Saya membutuhkan sebuah mobil yang nyaman. S-y- m-m-u-u-k-n s-b-a- m-b-l y-n- n-a-a-. ------------------------------------------ Saya membutuhkan sebuah mobil yang nyaman. 0
An old lady lives at the top. D- at-s--a-- t-ngga--se--a---w-ni-- ---. Di atas sana tinggal seorang wanita tua. D- a-a- s-n- t-n-g-l s-o-a-g w-n-t- t-a- ---------------------------------------- Di atas sana tinggal seorang wanita tua. 0
A fat lady lives at the top. D- -t-- ---a t---gal-seora-- --ni---g---k. Di atas sana tinggal seorang wanita gemuk. D- a-a- s-n- t-n-g-l s-o-a-g w-n-t- g-m-k- ------------------------------------------ Di atas sana tinggal seorang wanita gemuk. 0
A curious lady lives below. Di-b---h ---a tin--al s-o-----wani----a-- in--- ----. Di bawah sana tinggal seorang wanita yang ingin tahu. D- b-w-h s-n- t-n-g-l s-o-a-g w-n-t- y-n- i-g-n t-h-. ----------------------------------------------------- Di bawah sana tinggal seorang wanita yang ingin tahu. 0
Our guests were nice people. T-------u-k--i o--ng -ang r-m--. Tamu-tamu kami orang yang ramah. T-m---a-u k-m- o-a-g y-n- r-m-h- -------------------------------- Tamu-tamu kami orang yang ramah. 0
Our guests were polite people. T--u---mu ---i-or--g --n--sop-n. Tamu-tamu kami orang yang sopan. T-m---a-u k-m- o-a-g y-n- s-p-n- -------------------------------- Tamu-tamu kami orang yang sopan. 0
Our guests were interesting people. Ta---t-m--ka-i oran--y-ng -e-arik. Tamu-tamu kami orang yang menarik. T-m---a-u k-m- o-a-g y-n- m-n-r-k- ---------------------------------- Tamu-tamu kami orang yang menarik. 0
I have lovely children. S-y- me-i--ki---a--a--k ---g--e-ye-angk--. Saya memiliki anak-anak yang menyenangkan. S-y- m-m-l-k- a-a---n-k y-n- m-n-e-a-g-a-. ------------------------------------------ Saya memiliki anak-anak yang menyenangkan. 0
But the neighbours have naughty children. T--i tet--g-- -emi-ik- a--k-a-a--y-n- n--al. Tapi tetangga memiliki anak-anak yang nakal. T-p- t-t-n-g- m-m-l-k- a-a---n-k y-n- n-k-l- -------------------------------------------- Tapi tetangga memiliki anak-anak yang nakal. 0
Are your children well behaved? A---a- -n---a-a- -n------k? Apakah anak-anak Anda baik? A-a-a- a-a---n-k A-d- b-i-? --------------------------- Apakah anak-anak Anda baik? 0

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One language, many varieties

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