Hai cercato la traduzione di i mean how much do you have in you... da Inglese a Malese

how much do you have now
tak ada satu sen pon.....

how much interest do you have in this activity?
berapa banyak minat yang anda ada dalam aktiviti ini?

how much do you have to pay later
berapa saya perlu bayar nanti

how much do you want to pay
sila komen berapa nak bayar

what kinda pain do you have in your chest?
apakah sakit yang awak rasai di dada awak?

"what do you have in your right hand, moses?"
"dan apa (bendanya) yang di tangan kananmu itu wahai musa?"

how could you turn back to disbelief when the words of god are recited to you and you have in your midst his messenger?
dan bagaimana kamu akan menjadi kafir padahal kepada kamu dibacakan ayat-ayat allah (al-quran), dan dalam kalangan kamu ada rasulnya (muhammad, s.a.w)?

in this page you need to describe how much do you know about the desktop and the application state before it crashed.
@ info/ rich

other uses also you have in them; and that on them you may attain a need in your breasts, and upon them and on the ships you are carried.
dan kamu pula beroleh berbagai faedah pada binatang ternak itu, dan supaya kamu dapat memenuhi sesuatu hajat yang ada dalam hati kamu dengan menggunakan binatang itu; dan di atas binatang-binatang ternak itu, serta di atas kapal-kapal, kamu diangkut.

if you are true indeed to this covenant, why do you not believe in god, when his messenger invites you to believe in your lord with whom you have made a solemn covenant?
dan mengapa kamu tidak beriman kepada allah? sedang rasulullah mengajak kamu untuk beriman kepada tuhan kamu, dan allah telah mengambil janji setia dari kamu (untuk beriman); jika kamu hendak beriman (maka telah jelaslah dalil-dalilnya).

then we cause to grow thereby gardens of palm trees and grapes for you; you have in them many fruits and from them do you eat;
kemudian, kami tumbuhkan untuk kamu dengan air itu, kebun-kebun tamar (kurma) dan anggur. kamu beroleh dalam kebun-kebun itu (berbagai jenis lagi) buah-buahan yang banyak, dan dari kebun-kebun itulah kamu beroleh rezeki penghidupan kamu.

and he created the cattle for you; you have in them warm clothing and (many) advantages, and of them do you eat.
dan binatang-binatang ternak itu, ia juga menciptakannya untuk kamu; terdapat padanya benda-benda yang memanaskan tubuh dari sejuk dan beberapa faedah yang lain; dan daripadanya juga kamu makan.

what, when an affliction visits you—while you have inflicted twice as much—do you say, ‘how is this?’!
(patutkah kamu melanggar perintah rasulullah)? dan (kemudiannya) apabila kamu ditimpa kemalangan (dalam peperangan uhud), yang kamu telahpun memenangi seperti itu sebanyak dua kali ganda (dengan menimpakan kemalangan kepada musuh dalam peperangan badar), kamu berkata: "dari mana datangnya (kemalangan) ini?

those before you, who were stronger than you in might, and more abundant in wealth and children; they took enjoyment in their share; so do you take enjoyment in your share, as those before you took enjoyment in their share. you have plunged as they plunged.
(nasib kamu hai orang-orang munafik) adalah sama dengan nasib orang-orang sebelum kamu (yang telah dibinasakan), mereka lebih kuat serta lebih banyak harta benda dan anak pinak daripada kamu; seterusnya mereka telah bersenang-senang dengan bahagian mereka; maka kamu pula telah bersenang-senang dengan bahagian kamu sebagaimana orang-orang yang sebelum kamu itu bersenang-senang dengan bahagiannya; dan kamu pula telah memperkatakan (perkara yang salah dan dusta) sebagaimana mereka memperkatakannya.

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