"Le livre est ici."

Translation: The book is here.

[alh]

What's the different between " ici " & " là " ?

[Blendhow]

'ici' is more like 'here'
'là' is more like 'there'

[jldj]

I think "ici" is "here, on the spot", and "là" is broader, like here in the city. "Signer ici" mais "Je suis là depuis 2 jours".

[choclatier07]

Would there be a liason in the pronunciation of "est ici"?

[Sitesurf]

yes, you should hear: "le livr-est-T-ici"

[Adetayomi]

The audio quality isn't so good. Couldn't make out the words

[Frank-O-Phile]

What's with Duolingo's obsession with books? It seems that in more than half the sentences they've chosen to make a book either object or subject. This is a call for more diverse sentences!

[MalikDaiquan]

What is the difference between aussi and ici?

[squirebertson]

Ici = here aussi = also/as well

[MalikDaiquan]

¿Que'est-ce que différence des "ici" et "aussi"?

[lavenders_pink]

all i hear is 'le livre ici.' there is no 'est' and there is certainly no liason, i got the female voice. i reported it