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Today's bahasa Indonesia
Hari yang berat telah berlalu. <- This isn't a literal translation of "It was a hard day", but I always see language as the art of expression, so this works as well. If you want a literal translation, I would say: "Hari Itu adalah hari yang berat".The sentence, "It was hard day", and particularly on the word "It" would naturally be understood to refer to a specific day, so in English, it can also be said: "That day was a hard day". <- And the literal translation of that sentence is "Hari itu adalah hari yang berat"
Day: Hari <- This is why the word Hari comes twice.
"cahaya yang musim dingin malam hari melihat sunyi" <- This isn't close to "The night light of cold winder looks even lonesome". The closer translation would be "Cahaya malam pada musim dingin yang dingin terlihat semakin sepi" <- It seems a rather difficult translation perhaps? That's because I'm translating two words: Cold Winter
-Cold: Dingin
- Winter: Musim Dingin
This is why the word "Dingin" comes twice
So that is why, I feel that the most correct translation would be:
It was a hard day <- "Hari Itu adalah hari yang berat".
The night light of cold winder looks even lonesome <- "Cahaya malam pada musim dingin yang dingin terlihat semakin sepi"
I hope this helps. It's quite poetic btw! :)
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