Usages of kadang-kadang
Di kelas sejarah, perbincangan kadang-kadang serius, kadang-kadang lucu.
In history class, the discussion is sometimes serious, sometimes funny.
Kadang-kadang saya bermimpi tentang keadaan pelik di pejabat, seolah-olah meja boleh bercakap.
Sometimes I dream about a strange situation in the office, as if the tables can talk.
Kami kadang-kadang berhujah tentang filem, tetapi hubungan kami tetap baik.
We sometimes argue about movies, but our relationship is still good.
Kadang-kadang saya juga mahu belajar sendirian di perpustakaan.
Sometimes I also want to study alone in the library.
Kadang-kadang saya sukar memahami perasaan sendiri dan pelajaran di kelas.
Sometimes I find it hard to understand my own feelings and the lessons in class.
Saya kadang-kadang malu bertanya di kelas, padahal guru sebenarnya sangat ramah.
Sometimes I am shy to ask in class, whereas the teacher is actually very friendly.
Kadang-kadang saya cemburu melihat teman yang tidak perlu bekerja sambil belajar.
Sometimes I am jealous when I see friends who do not need to work while studying.
Kadang-kadang bos dan pekerja salah faham tentang tugasan.
Sometimes the boss and the workers misunderstand the task.
Kadang-kadang saya tatal laman web hiburan terlalu lama dan menyesal kerana tidak tidur awal.
Sometimes I scroll entertainment websites for too long and regret not sleeping early.
Kadang-kadang telinga saya sakit bila muzik terlalu kuat.
Sometimes my ears hurt when the music is too loud.
Kadang-kadang iklan di televisyen sangat membosankan.
Sometimes the advertisements on television are very boring.
Kadang-kadang jerebu datang dari bandar lain dan menutup matahari.
Sometimes haze comes from another city and covers the sun.
Kadang-kadang saya sapu mentega dan keju sekali pada roti bakar apabila saya sangat lapar.
Sometimes I spread both butter and cheese on my toast when I am very hungry.
Walaupun kerja sambilan saya kadang-kadang membosankan, saya tetap bersemangat kerana saya ada cita-cita besar.
Even though my part-time job is sometimes boring, I am still enthusiastic because I have big ambitions.
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