bahasa indonesia

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Translate the following more complex noun phrases into Indonesian,
working your way from right to left. You may need to consult your
dictionary for this exercise.
' -Example:
That yellow door: Pintu kuning itu
door yellow that
1 My favourite song
2 Big round hat
3 Small red bird
4 Delicious fried rice
5 Black long pants
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One way of forming simple sentences in Indonesian is by combining
complex noun phrases with an adjective or another noun. Write simp1
sentences by finding the Indonesian equivalent of the noun phrases ax
the adjectives below. Your sentences will have this structure: complex
noun phmse + adjective or complex noun phmse + noun.
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Example:
Complex noun phrase
Adjective
Their big house 3 new
Rumah besar mereka + baru
Rumah besar rnereka baru =Their big house is new.
Notice that in simple sentences like this, the word 'is' need not be
translated into Indonesian. When you read the sentence, though, you
will need to give a short pause where the arrow is.
1 Her sports shoes expensive
2 Their large bathroom + green
3 That movie theatre small
4 My motorbike + Honda
5 My mother's name lane
LATIHAN 6
Now that you know how to form simple and complex noun phrases
and also how to write some simple sentences, try to give a simple
description in Indonesii+ of a person or an object by using similar
forms. The models below are provided to help you write your own
descriptions. The noun phrases are underlined.
Present your description orally to the class. Remember to pause after
the noun phrase.
. . I Description of oneself: