"Jeruk itu"

Translation: That orange

[ohitsdanisa]

"Itu" in Filipino means "This" T_T

[AzkaAizarL]

This > ini
That > itu

[PERCE_NEIGE]

Isn't "that" = iyon in Filipino/Tagalog?

So, be careful, it's a false friend between Tagalog and Indonesian.

That/the = itu.

[Gardview]

Oh, it looks like a little bit Danish with the article after the word ! (I think to aeble - aeblet)

[PERCE_NEIGE]

The article is not always after the noun.

Sebuah apel = an appel.

The fact it's after the noun is very handy to make the difference between "Itu apel" and "Apel itu".

Itu apel = That is an apple.
Apel itu = That/the apple.

[Alanine1]

"this orange" was not accepted ?! what is the difference please?

[Rick392366]

"this orange" was not accepted ?! what is the difference please?

"This orange" = Jeruk ini.
"That orange" = Jeruk itu.

[Alanine1]

thank you very mutch, it helped me :-)

[sebbyold]

is "those oranges" a wrong translation?

[DiegoJaviUnlam]

Hai! Since "itu" can be "that", "those", "the". I think it is a valid translation. Bagus! =)))

Selamat belajar! :)

[piguy3]

it's accepted now

[EdonEdon1]

We dont have equivalent word for "those". But usually using "itu" is enough

[AisAlmalik]

Oke Duolingo

[DyreenP]

i got confused because it didn't accepted my answer "that's an orange" huhu

[LusianaRah2]

Masf

[BrettKerr3]

"That orange" is NOT correct. It asked to write in english. Not translate. The grammar is 100% not correct.