Translation:The car is on the fifth floor.
What does "duruyor" mean in this case? Why is it necessary?
"durmak" is kind of a mysterious verb. It can also mean "to stand" and it just kind of means that the car is sitting on that floor. You don't have to use this verb of course :)
himmm.. i think turk use it also as "looks like"..
she looks happy= o mutlu duruyor (or something); I am not sure
'She is happy waiting'?:)
I said the car is "parked", and it said that is wrong.
I tried with "The car is stopping on the fifth floor" and it is accepted
how to you say, the cars stops on the 5th floor