"You are here and she is already at home."

Translation: Ты здесь, а она уже дома.

[Frenchyfaith]

Why doesn't "i" work instead of "a"... the sentence doesn't convey the meaning "a" is the only option

[gpeckob]

It possible two variants: with russian "и" & "а". Meaning of this phrase will be different. With "а" it's like "You are here, BUT she is already at home". I've reported about problem.

[pyl666]

I think that 'а' makes more sense here because there is an opposition in the sentence between 'you' and 'her' about their respective location.

[SteamWing]

Wondering the same. I guess some sentence structures are just not saved as viable options yet.

[JT393]

This sentence is a bit weird semantically speaking

[vikamly]

still doesn't accept "i" as correct.

[Stephen794249]

Why don't you use в in this sentence? Because the person is at home. If it says she is already home I would understand, but if the word at is inserted then you should add в yes?

[Stephen_USA]

Because "дома" already means "at home" it's actually built into this word. I'm still very new to learning Russian, but I'm confident in this answer.

[ArindamMor]

Same doubt

[Goeblina]

What is the difference of здесь and вот.

[Sudee725577]

Why can't we write ты вот и она уже дома