Usages of putih
Pantai di depan hotel memiliki pasir putih dan ombak tenang.
The beach in front of the hotel has white sand and calm waves.
Ini kucing putih saya.
This is my white cat.
Kemejaku biru, sedangkan kemejamu putih.
My shirt is blue, whereas your shirt is white.
Tolong setrika kemeja putih itu sebelum rapat.
Please iron that white shirt before the meeting.
Saya memotong mangga di talenan, lalu menuang teh ke cangkir putih.
I cut mango on the cutting board, then pour tea into a white cup.
Dia suka rak buku kayu; saya sih lebih suka lemari pakaian putih.
He/She likes a wooden bookshelf; I prefer a white wardrobe.
Benang putih di kotak kecil itu dipakai nenek untuk menjahit rok sekolah.
The white thread in that small box is used by grandmother to sew the school skirt.
Dia menjahit kancing baju dengan benang putih.
He/She sews the shirt button with white thread.
Kelinci putih saya tidur di sudut kamar.
My white rabbit sleeps in the corner of the room.
Saya memfoto kelinci putih saya di halaman belakang.
I take a photo of my white rabbit in the backyard.
Saya melihat noda kopi di kemeja putih saya setelah rapat.
I see a coffee stain on my white shirt after the meeting.
Noda kopi di kemeja putih saya belum hilang.
The coffee stain on my white shirt has not disappeared yet.
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