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56 [fifty-six]

Feelings

Feelings

56 [lima puluh enam]

Perasaan

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to feel like / want to K-ing---n K________ K-i-g-n-n --------- Keinginan 0
We feel like. / We want to. K-mi --m-l-ki k-i-g---n. K___ m_______ k_________ K-m- m-m-l-k- k-i-g-n-n- ------------------------ Kami memiliki keinginan. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. K-mi-t-d----emi-ik- ke-ng---n. K___ t____ m_______ k_________ K-m- t-d-k m-m-l-k- k-i-g-n-n- ------------------------------ Kami tidak memiliki keinginan. 0
to be afraid Ra---ta--t R___ t____ R-s- t-k-t ---------- Rasa takut 0
I’m afraid. S-y----rasa--ak-t. S___ m_____ t_____ S-y- m-r-s- t-k-t- ------------------ Saya merasa takut. 0
I am not afraid. S--- ---a- ---a-a taku-. S___ t____ m_____ t_____ S-y- t-d-k m-r-s- t-k-t- ------------------------ Saya tidak merasa takut. 0
to have time P-n-a----tu P____ w____ P-n-a w-k-u ----------- Punya waktu 0
He has time. D-a p---- -a-tu. D__ p____ w_____ D-a p-n-a w-k-u- ---------------- Dia punya waktu. 0
He has no time. Dia--i--k--u-y--wa-t-. D__ t____ p____ w_____ D-a t-d-k p-n-a w-k-u- ---------------------- Dia tidak punya waktu. 0
to be bored R--a ----n R___ b____ R-s- b-s-n ---------- Rasa bosan 0
She is bored. D----er-sa-----n. D__ m_____ b_____ D-a m-r-s- b-s-n- ----------------- Dia merasa bosan. 0
She is not bored. Dia-tidak mera-a b--an. D__ t____ m_____ b_____ D-a t-d-k m-r-s- b-s-n- ----------------------- Dia tidak merasa bosan. 0
to be hungry Rasa--a-ar R___ l____ R-s- l-p-r ---------- Rasa lapar 0
Are you hungry? A--ka--k-l-an m-ras- --par? A_____ k_____ m_____ l_____ A-a-a- k-l-a- m-r-s- l-p-r- --------------------------- Apakah kalian merasa lapar? 0
Aren’t you hungry? Ap-ka- -alian---d---m-r----lapar? A_____ k_____ t____ m_____ l_____ A-a-a- k-l-a- t-d-k m-r-s- l-p-r- --------------------------------- Apakah kalian tidak merasa lapar? 0
to be thirsty R--- h--s R___ h___ R-s- h-u- --------- Rasa haus 0
They are thirsty. A----m-rasa-ha-s. A___ m_____ h____ A-d- m-r-s- h-u-. ----------------- Anda merasa haus. 0
They are not thirsty. M-re---t-dak---rasa-ha-s. M_____ t____ m_____ h____ M-r-k- t-d-k m-r-s- h-u-. ------------------------- Mereka tidak merasa haus. 0

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