Examples of using Angin bertiup in Malay and their translations into English
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Angin bertiup lagi.
The wind is blowing again.Orang baik tahu mana arah angin bertiup. These cops?
These cops? Good men who can tell which way the wind's blowing.Angin bertiup ke arah takungan.
The wind is blowing towards the reservoir.Angin bertiup dengan begitu kuat.
The wind was blowing so hard.Oleh itu, angin bertiup keluar dari.
But the wind is blowing out of.Nasib baiklah angin bertiup agak kuat juga.
The wind was blowing pretty strong, too.Tiba2 angin bertiup, dan.
The winds to blow, and.Oleh itu, angin bertiup keluar dari.
The wind is blowing out of the.Oleh itu, angin bertiup keluar dari.
The wind was blowing from.Oleh itu, angin bertiup keluar dari.
The wind is blowing out of.Orang baik tahu mana arah angin bertiup.
Good men who can tell which way the wind's blowing.Dan mendengar angin bertiup.
And listen to the wind blow.Kalau awak gerakannya secara terbalik ia akan buat angin bertiup.
It will cause wind to blow. If you run it in reverse.Kalau awak gerakannya secara terbalik ia akan buat angin bertiup.
If you run it in reverse, it will cause wind to blow.Dan ketika awak merasakan angin bertiup.
When you hear the wind whistle.Angin Bertiup.
The wind is rising.Jarak yang tidak terputus air terbuka di mana angin bertiup tanpa perubahan arah yang penting( dipanggil lingkup).
The uninterrupted distance of open water over which the wind blows without significant change in direction(called the fetch).Bagaikan nyala lilin apabila angin bertiup keras. Beberapa berfikir kita kembali seperti anak kecil ini, dan beberapa rasa kami hanya berkelip-kelip keluar.
Some think we come back as little children and some think we just wink out like a candle flame when the wind blows hard.menikmati berenang dengan angin bertiup melalui.
enjoy a swim with the breeze blowing through.Jangan berjalan terlalu dekat ke tepi tebing sekiranya angin bertiup pada arah yang salah dan kamu jatuh terserembab.
Don't walk too near the edge of the cliff, in case the wind blows the wrong way and.
