"Kami menutup pergelangan tangannya dengan jaket."

Translation: We cover her wrist with a jacket.

[tsuj1g1r1]

What does pergelangan alone mean?

[Rick392366]

What does pergelangan alone mean?

'gelang' = 'bracelet'
'pergelangan' = place where you wear bracelet, ('wrist' or 'ankle')
'pergelangan tangan' = 'wrist'
'pergelangan kaki' = 'ankle'

[arissston]

Can we use just "pergelangan" in statement above? Isn't it going to be understood in context without "tangan"?

[fredfarrell]

Does this mean something in particular in Indonesian? Very oddly specific!

[octavzlatior]

Maybe the police might do this when you are wearing handcuffs in a public place :)

[Pix54]

Another English translation missing an article. “We cover her wrist with A jacket” Unfortunately no option to report the English translation.

[Rick392366]

Translation:We cover her wrist with jacket

'We cover her wrist with a jacket.'= also accepted as a correct answer.

[DiegoJaviUnlam]

Hai! I think I have already reported this. Also, the correct English translation is already accepted. I hope the contributors can fix the suggested by Duo when the Beta phase is finished.

Selamat belajar! :)

[Haakon388572]

Why can't it be "We cover the wrist with a jacket"?

[HARRY402669]

I wrote I covered (past tense) .... why was that incorrect?

[S9N1t]

It's not the tense, it's the "I", should be "we".

[MichaelAustralia]

Is ' We cover our wrists with jackets' cotrect?