Belajar Bahasa Inggris Online Gratis: Kosakata: People on the Street (Orang-orang di Jalanan)

Monday, June 8, 2015

Kosakata: People on the Street (Orang-orang di Jalanan)

Saatnya menambah kosakata baru lagi. Kali ini, saya akan share tentang People on the Street (Orang-orang di Jalanan). Ini dia:

street children: anak jalanan
beggar: pengemis
peddler: pedagang keliling
rambler: pengembara
scavenger: pemulung
street singer: pengamen
street vendor: pedagang kaki lima
tramp: gelandangan
vagabond: pengembara, gelandangan
vagrant: tunawisma, gelandangan
wayfarer: pengelana

Contoh:

There are some street children ask money to the riders and drivers who stop on the traffic light.

Ada beberapa anak jalanan minta uang kepada pengendara dan sopir yang berhenti di lampu merah.

The beggar is eating under the tree.

Pengemis itu sedang makan di bawah pohon.

Street singer can sing many songs.

Pengamen bisa menyanyikan banyak lagu.

Can you describe about peddler?

Bisakah kamu menggambarkan tentang pedagang keliling?

Sudah makin PD, dong.

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