What does enak sekali in Indonesian mean?
What is the meaning of the word enak sekali in Indonesian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use enak sekali in Indonesian.
The word enak sekali in Indonesian means very delicious. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word enak sekali
very delicious
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Yeah... enak sekali. Yeah... very nice. |
Pai-nya enak sekali. Pecan pie is amazing. |
Enak sekali That is delicious |
Enak sekali,'kan? Pretty good, hmm? |
Masakan ini enak sekali. This roast is most delicious. |
Ya, enak sekali. Yes, it's delicious. |
Oh, enak sekali. Oh, that's good. |
Enak sekali. Really good. |
“Enak sekali — bisa merasakan kehangatan matahari......” “It's lovely - to feel the sun again...” |
Enak sekali. It's very good. |
Ini enak sekali. That is so good. |
Enak Sekali. That was good. |
Enak sekali berada diluar. Feels good to be outside. |
Tehmu enak sekali. And your tea was amazing. |
Ulf suka menjadi badut, kue buatan Attila enak sekali. * Ulf is into mime, Attila's cupcakes are sublime. * |
Ini enak sekali. It's dynamite. |
Enak sekali. So good. |
Enak sekali. It's so good. |
Ini enak sekali. These are really good. |
Dan kudengar teh nya enak sekali. And I heard the tea is amazing. |
Rasanya enak sekali That felt so good |
Sepertinya enak sekali. That smells amazing! |
Enak sekali It really taste great |
Kelihatannya enak sekali. It looks delicious |
Oh, ini enak sekali. Oh, these are so good. |
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Indonesian is the official language of Indonesia. Indonesian is a standard Malay language that was officially identified with the declaration of independence of Indonesia in 1945. Malay and Indonesian are still quite similar. Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world. The majority of Indonesians speak fluent Indonesian, with a rate of almost 100%, thus making it one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.