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LATIHAH 2<br />

Tkanslate these noun phrases into English. You may need to consult<br />

your dictionary for this exercise.<br />

1 Barang dagangan<br />

2 Uang cicilan<br />

3 Uang simpanan<br />

4 Anak jalanan<br />

5 Mobil sewaan<br />

6 Baju pinjaman<br />

7 Jam tangan curian<br />

8 Warna celupan<br />

9 Manajer bohongan<br />

10 Pekerjaan borongan<br />

LATIHAH 3<br />

llanslate these noun phrases into Indonesian.<br />

1 Toy fish<br />

2 Toy train<br />

3 Toy calculator<br />

4 Toy telephone<br />

5 Toy computer<br />

Adjectives with the suffix -an are derived from either another adjective<br />

or a noun.<br />

kampung<br />

village<br />

karnpungan<br />

country bumpkin (negative<br />

connotation)<br />

murah<br />

cheap<br />

rnurahan<br />

trashy, low quality<br />

When -an is attached to some numbers, it means 'in the multiplication of.<br />

I<br />

ratus hundred ratusan<br />

ribuan thousand ribuan<br />

juta million jutaan<br />

miliar billion miliaran<br />

hundreds of<br />

thousands of<br />

millions of<br />

billions of<br />

1 16 A Student's Guide to Indonesian Grammar

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