Breakdown of Panitia menempel jadwal pelatihan di papan pengumuman.
Questions & Answers about Panitia menempel jadwal pelatihan di papan pengumuman.
Yes. Menempel means “to stick/attach,” typically with tape or glue. For putting a paper or notice onto a board, Indonesians also commonly use:
- menempelkan (more explicitly “to stick [something] onto [somewhere]”)
- memasang (“to put up/install”), also fine for notices/posters.
- menempel: intransitive “to be stuck/adhere” or (informally) transitive “to stick.” Example: Kertas itu menempel di dinding (The paper is stuck to the wall).
- menempelkan: transitive, “to stick [X] onto [Y].” Example: Panitia menempelkan jadwal itu di/pada papan pengumuman.
- menempeli: locative -i, “to stick things onto [a surface],” often implying multiple items or covering. Example: Mereka menempeli dinding dengan poster.
In careful/formal usage for your sentence, menempelkan is the clearest choice, though menempel as written is widely used.