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To have

Mempunyai

To see

Melihatnya

To smell

Berbau

To hear /to listen

Mendengar

To taste

Merasainya / merasa

To push

Menolak

To pull

Menarik

To shout

Menjerit

To put

Meletakkan

To discover

Menemui

To wash

Membasuh

To drink

Minum

To borrow

Meminjam

To help

Menolong / Membantu

To run

Berlari

To drive

Memandu

To hurt

Mencederakan / Mengganggu

To heal

Menyembuhkan