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Kabar meaning in English
kabar means news in Indonesian. Pronounced KAH-bahr.
Hear kabar
Example sentence
Ada kabar baik?
Any good news?
How kabar is used
Literally 'news': 'apa kabar?' is 'what's new, how are you?'. Reply 'baik' or 'kabar baik'.
More sentences using kabar
- Kabar keluarga di rumah baik?
Is your family at home well?
kabar in real dialogue
These lines show how the word is used naturally inside complete Indonesian conversations:
- Ada kabar soal kelas besok pagi.
There is news for tomorrow morning.
From Kabar untuk Besok - Aku punya kabar. Aku dapat kerja baru!
I have news. I got a new job!
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