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7 [seven]

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7 [tujuh]

Menghitung

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I count: S-ya -e-g------: S___ m__________ S-y- m-n-h-t-n-: ---------------- Saya menghitung: 0
one, two, three sa-u, -u-, ti-a s____ d___ t___ s-t-, d-a- t-g- --------------- satu, dua, tiga 0
I count to three. Sa---me---i--ng--a-p---t--a. S___ m_________ s_____ t____ S-y- m-n-h-t-n- s-m-a- t-g-. ---------------------------- Saya menghitung sampai tiga. 0
I count further: Saya-t-ru--m-ng--tung: S___ t____ m__________ S-y- t-r-s m-n-h-t-n-: ---------------------- Saya terus menghitung: 0
four, five, six, e-pat- li-a, -n--, e_____ l____ e____ e-p-t- l-m-, e-a-, ------------------ empat, lima, enam, 0
seven, eight, nine t-j----de---a-, s---i-an t_____ d_______ s_______ t-j-h- d-l-p-n- s-m-i-a- ------------------------ tujuh, delapan, sembilan 0
I count. Say- m--g----ng. S___ m__________ S-y- m-n-h-t-n-. ---------------- Saya menghitung. 0
You count. Ka-u men-----n-. K___ m__________ K-m- m-n-h-t-n-. ---------------- Kamu menghitung. 0
He counts. D-a --ng------. D__ m__________ D-a m-n-h-t-n-. --------------- Dia menghitung. 0
One. The first. Satu. Pe-t-ma. S____ P_______ S-t-. P-r-a-a- -------------- Satu. Pertama. 0
Two. The second. Du-- K--u-. D___ K_____ D-a- K-d-a- ----------- Dua. Kedua. 0
Three. The third. Ti---------a. T____ K______ T-g-. K-t-g-. ------------- Tiga. Ketiga. 0
Four. The fourth. E-p-t. -ee-pat. E_____ K_______ E-p-t- K-e-p-t- --------------- Empat. Keempat. 0
Five. The fifth. Li--- Ke-im-. L____ K______ L-m-. K-l-m-. ------------- Lima. Kelima. 0
Six. The sixth. En----Kee--m. E____ K______ E-a-. K-e-a-. ------------- Enam. Keenam. 0
Seven. The seventh. T-ju-.-Ke--juh. T_____ K_______ T-j-h- K-t-j-h- --------------- Tujuh. Ketujuh. 0
Eight. The eighth. Delap-n. -e-e---a-. D_______ K_________ D-l-p-n- K-d-l-p-n- ------------------- Delapan. Kedelapan. 0
Nine. The ninth. Se-b--a---K--em--l-n. S________ K__________ S-m-i-a-. K-s-m-i-a-. --------------------- Sembilan. Kesembilan. 0

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