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In Course: Malay Vocabulary Builder

Fruit, vegetables and plant foods in Malay

Put names to familiar fruit, vegetables, herbs and other plant foods in Malay. Handy for menus, markets and figuring out what’s actually in that bowl.

Create a vivid full-bleed 3:2 landscape artwork with one unmistakable focal subject, rich tactile detail and a deliberate colour palette. Use close crops, surprising camera positions, frozen movement, repetition or sculptural staging where the individual brief calls for them. Compose a strong central read that survives a small thumbnail and rounded corners. Preserve varied photographic and painterly treatments across the collection. No typography, captions, flags, logos, watermarks, borders, topic collages, generic office stock photography or glowing data lines. Covers represent decks and never serve as individual-card clues. Compose for a 3:2 landscape cover with the main subject also legible in a centered square crop. Keep the artwork language-independent so exactly this image can be reused for every language combination. Straight-down macro photograph of a tightly packed tray of perfectly ripe strawberries, alternating their directions into a loose chevron rhythm. Crop inside the tray so nothing but scarlet fruit and occasional tiny green crowns is visible. Some berries are halved, exposing juicy pale centres; water droplets catch hard glints. Fill every edge with seeds, gloss and saturated reds. Make abundance feel almost abstract. Render the finished artwork only. No text of any kind.
en-GB → ms-MY

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Deck Contents

74 Cards
Quiz#1
How do you say 'fruit' in Malay?

buah-buahan

Quiz#2
How do you say 'vegetable' in Malay?

sayur-sayuran

Quiz#3
How do you say 'apple' in Malay?

epal

Quiz#4
How do you say 'banana' in Malay?

pisang

Quiz#5
How do you say 'orange', meaning the fruit, in Malay?

oren

Quiz#6
How do you say 'tomato' in Malay?

tomato

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