Wortfamilie
Substantive
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My brother/sister likes reading books.
Do you have siblings or relatives?
We are distant relatives.
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Saya punya dua saudara.
Focus: dua saudara
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Saudara perempuan saya tinggal di Jakarta.
Focus: perempuan saya
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Apakah saudara Anda sudah makan?
Focus: sudah makan
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Dia memiliki banyak ___ di desa, jadi setiap liburan dia selalu pulang.
The sentence talks about having many people in the village and going home for holidays, implying family or relatives. 'Saudara' fits best here.
Meskipun jauh, kami tetap sering menghubungi ___ kami yang tinggal di luar negeri.
The context of 'contacting someone far away who lives abroad' strongly suggests family members or relatives, which is 'saudara'.
Kami akan mengadakan acara keluarga besar minggu depan, semua ___ diundang.
An 'acara keluarga besar' (big family event) logically involves all family members or relatives, hence 'saudara'.
Dia adalah ___ saya, dia lebih tua dua tahun dari saya.
The phrase 'lebih tua dua tahun dari saya' (two years older than me) in a personal context implies a sibling, which is a common meaning of 'saudara'.
Saya punya dua ___ laki-laki dan satu perempuan.
The sentence 'dua ___ laki-laki dan satu perempuan' describes siblings. 'Saudara' refers to siblings.
Saat lebaran, banyak orang pulang kampung untuk berkumpul dengan ___ mereka.
During Eid al-Fitr (Lebaran), people typically return to their hometowns to gather with their relatives or family, which is 'saudara'.
In Indonesian, numbers typically come before the noun they modify, so 'tiga' (three) precedes 'saudara' (relatives/siblings).
This is a standard question structure: 'Apakah' (question particle) + subject + verb + object + location. 'Saudara' functions as the object here.
'Adalah' means 'is/are'. 'Saudara sepupu' means 'cousin'. 'Saya' (my) comes after the noun it possesses.
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