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No. 243 in Indonesian

dekat

"Close" or "near."

In a sentence

  • Saya tinggal di dekat taman.

    I live near the park.

    In this sentence, 'dekat' functions as a preposition indicating proximity to the object 'taman'.

  • Kota ini dekat dengan laut.

    This city is close to the sea.

    Here, 'dekat' is used in combination with 'dengan' to express closeness or nearness to 'laut'.

  • Adi merasa dekat dengan keluarganya.

    Adi feels close to his family.

    In this context, 'dekat' is used metaphorically to describe an emotional or relational closeness rather than a physical proximity.

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