depan
Ejemplos
Mobil itu parkir di depan rumah.
The car is parked in front of the house.
Tolong letakkan buku ini di depan meja.
Please put this book at the front of the table.
Dia berdiri di depan cermin.
He stood in front of the mirror.
Ada taman kecil di depan gedung itu.
There is a small park in front of that building.
Anak-anak suka bermain di halaman depan.
Children like to play in the front yard.
Colocaciones comunes
How to Use It
Notas de uso
'Depan' is a versatile word. Pay attention to the context, especially when it's combined with prepositions or other nouns to form phrases like 'di depan' (in front of) or 'halaman depan' (front yard).
Errores comunes
Tips
Origen de la palabra
From Proto-Malayic *dəpan, from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *dəpan. Related to Malay 'depan'.
Contexto cultural
Understanding 'depan' is fundamental for giving and receiving directions in Indonesia, as spatial orientation is often described relative to objects or landmarks.
Truco para recordar
Imagine a 'depan' door on a 'pan' (like a frying pan) – it's always at the 'front'!
Preguntas frecuentes
3 preguntas'Depan' generally refers to the front side or position of an object or place. 'Muka' specifically refers to the face (of a person or animal) or can be used more broadly for the front surface, but 'depan' is more common for spatial front.
'Depan' is often used with the preposition 'di' (at, in) to indicate location, as in 'di depan' (in front of). It can also be used as an adjective, like 'halaman depan' (front yard).
While its primary meaning is 'front', 'depan' can also refer to the 'future' in some contexts, especially when combined with other words, e.g., 'masa depan' (future).
Ejemplos
5 de 5Mobil itu parkir di depan rumah.
The car is parked in front of the house.
Tolong letakkan buku ini di depan meja.
Please put this book at the front of the table.
Dia berdiri di depan cermin.
He stood in front of the mirror.
Ada taman kecil di depan gedung itu.
There is a small park in front of that building.
Anak-anak suka bermain di halaman depan.
Children like to play in the front yard.
