plastik
Said in 11 Indonesian podcast lines.
semuanya kepake banyak ya masih-masih kita taruh ada yang dikoper ada yang di plastik
Everything is used a lot, yes, we still store it in different places, some in boxes and some in bags.

am.pmPindahan dan Bisnis
Kedua, pisahkan sampah organik, seperti sisa makanan atau dedaunan, dengan sampah plastik.
Second, separate organic waste, such as food scraps or leaves, from plastic waste.

matkul kecakapan komunikasi bitnourinPodcast Kecakapan Komunikasi Teknik Kimia by Saltsabita Nourin Adelina 201910401046
Itu bisa mengurangi limbah plastik yang ada di dunia.
It can reduce the plastic waste in the world.

Come on Step UPPSL Koffietea, kafe tengah “hutan” di kota
Semua ini mungkin menggunakan plastik.
All of this may use plastic.

Come on Step UPPSL Koffietea, kafe tengah “hutan” di kota
Kenapa tidak pakai plastik?
Why not use plastic?

Come on Step UPPSL Koffietea, kafe tengah “hutan” di kota
kita simpen kopi itu di dalam wadah plastik atau apa pokoknya kita endakkan selama beberapa bulan
We put the coffee in a plastic container or whatever, as long as we store it for a few months.

bacot bet dahNgebacotin kopi
karena pabrik membuat barang-barang juga tetep pake plastik bungkusnya
Because the factory still uses plastic for wrapping the products.

AMORAL PODCASTKITA DUKUNG GITASAV GAK PUNYA ANAK!!!
aku mbiankan tak bungkus gak bungkus plastik jadi ngakibat kaih yow rusakan lingkungan
I prefer not to use plastic wrappers because it can harm the environment.

JAKPODEPS 1 - KENALAN SEK
Penggunaan plastik bag di supermarket
The use of plastic bags in supermarkets

The Voyager PodcastEp. 3 - The Colorful Dynamic of Life in Japan & Indonesia
Tapi paling tidak dengan mengurangi pemakaian plastik.
But at least by reducing the use of plastic.

Come on Step UPPSL Koffietea, kafe tengah “hutan” di kota
Orang biasanya makan gorengan pake plastik
People usually eat fried food with plastic.

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