Prove it, don't just read it
Reading a rule and using it are two different skills, and only one of them gets you an answer at a warung. Your results stay in your browser.
Look at it, name it
Photographs on one subject, four Indonesian words under each, and the reason behind the answer the moment you give it. Each one ends on the full word list, so the round you just lost is also the page you keep.
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Indonesian fruits
Seventeen photographs, seventeen fruits. Some you already know, some grow nowhere near Europe, and two are named after what they feel like.
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20 photos
Indonesian food
Twenty photographs of what actually lands on the table here, from the plate everyone orders to the two soy blocks nobody tells apart at first.
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Indonesian animals
Sixteen photographs of what you actually meet here, from the gecko on the ceiling to the three insects that will share your room whether you like it or not.
Take it →At the end of every lesson
Each lesson closes on a handful of exercises that test the one idea that page taught, and nothing else. Every option comes with its reason, including the right one, because the verdict is not where you learn anything.
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Flashcards
Vocabulary from the lessons, with the register marked on every card.
Translation drills
One English sentence, two Indonesian answers. Book version and street version.