"Then and there."

Translation: Akkor és ott.

[Denfisksson]

Could it also be "Akkor és oda" ?

[linguafiqari]

"Oda" = "To(wards) there". In this sentence, "There" is meant as the location, so you simply use "Ott".

[fmk64]

In fact it could be. 'You will go then and there as I say to you.'

[DaNv110]

Can't it be "akkor meg ott" as well?

[fmk64]

Yes, it can.

[Peter765621]

Why not 'akkor pedig ott'?

[TiborErdly4]

then=aztán - miért nem jó?

[Skapata]

Does this sentence mean the same of the English then and there (immediately), or literally then (at that moment) and there (at that place)?