hitung
Beispiele
Saya bisa menghitung sampai sepuluh dalam bahasa Indonesia.
I can count to ten in Indonesian.
Tolong hitung berapa banyak apel yang ada di keranjang.
Please count how many apples are in the basket.
Dia sedang menghitung uang kembalian.
He is counting the change.
Anak-anak belajar menghitung di sekolah.
Children learn to count at school.
Bisakah kamu menghitung mundur dari lima?
Can you count backwards from five?
Häufige Kollokationen
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Nutzungshinweise
While 'hitung' is the root, 'menghitung' (to count) is the more commonly used form in sentences. It is a transitive verb, meaning it usually takes an object.
Tipps
Wortherkunft
From Proto-Malayic *hitung, from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *hitun, from Proto-Austronesian *CituN.
Kultureller Kontext
Counting is fundamental in daily life and commerce in Indonesia. From counting goods in markets to keeping track of finances, 'hitung' and its derivatives are frequently used.
Merkhilfe
Imagine a 'hip-hop' tune playing as you 'hitung' (count) your steps. 'Hip-hop hitung!'
Häufig gestellte Fragen
3 Fragen'Hitung' is the base form, often used as an imperative (e.g., 'Hitung!' - Count!). 'Menghitung' is the active verb form, meaning 'to count' or 'counting'.
Yes, 'membilang' is a synonym often used for enumerating or reciting numbers. 'Mengira' can also mean to count, but it often implies estimation or guessing.
You can say 'Andalkan aku' or 'Hitung saja aku' (literally 'just count me'), although 'Andalkan aku' is more common for 'count on me' in the sense of reliance.
Beispiele
5 von 5Saya bisa menghitung sampai sepuluh dalam bahasa Indonesia.
I can count to ten in Indonesian.
Tolong hitung berapa banyak apel yang ada di keranjang.
Please count how many apples are in the basket.
Dia sedang menghitung uang kembalian.
He is counting the change.
Anak-anak belajar menghitung di sekolah.
Children learn to count at school.
Bisakah kamu menghitung mundur dari lima?
Can you count backwards from five?
