very in Malay
sangat
/ˈvɛɹi/
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Australia/ˈveɹi/
very in Malay: sangat. In English, very means to a great extent or degree.
Malay words for very
- to a high degree
- sangat
English meaning of very
- adverb To a great extent or degree.
- adverb Conforming to fact, reality or rule; true.
- adverb Used to firmly establish that nothing else surpasses in some respect.
- adjective True, real, actual.
very in a sentence
- That dress is very you.
- Not very many (of them) had been damaged.
- She's so very similar to her mother.
Synonyms of very
very in other languages
- very in Hindi
- very in Tamil
- very in Marathi
- very in Urdu
- very in Bengali
- very in Telugu
- very in Malayalam
- very in Kannada
- very in Punjabi
- very in Odia
- very in Sanskrit
- very in Sinhala
- very in Assamese
- very in Nepali
- very in Pashto
- very in Tagalog
- very in Arabic
- very in Indonesian
- very in Persian
- very in Thai
- very in Vietnamese
- very in Myanmar
Questions about very in Malay
- What is the meaning of very in Malay?
- Very in Malay is sangat.
- Apakah maksud very dalam bahasa Melayu?
- Very: sangat.
- What does very mean in English?
- Very means to a great extent or degree.
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