"Aku menyusun pisang dan apel di dapur."

Translation: I am arranging bananas and apples in the kitchen.

[julia122422]

"In the kitchen" would be better.

[8enP1jip]

Definitely!

[svLjZvvx]

The correct translation is "I keep bananas and apples in the kitchen" not "arrange"

[lili114354]

yes, 'arrange' is a strange word if the intention is not to make an elaborate fruit display...

also possibly,
'i put the bananas and apples in the kitchen', or
'i place the bananas and apples in the kitchen'.

also, as noted already, 'at the kitchen' is incorrect english.

[tsuj1g1r1]

"I put away the bananas and apples" makes the most sense to me. Like I just got them from the grocer's and I'm obviously not just going to leave them lying around the kitchen, hence the "arrange". Good job, O ye course moderators, for taking care of the other issues though! ^,^

[Away54]

tsuj1g1r1, "I put away ..." = saya menyimpan ...

It is different.

[Away54]

lili114354:

"I put/place ..." = Saya menaruh/meletakkan ...

[Violet138039]

Hey guys... Please don't forget about the meaning of the menyusun...

Keep or put away and...

They seem off for translating this word(menyusun)...

[Away54]

Violet138039,

Yes, we should not forget about the "menyusun" word. If we use "keep", it means "menyimpan". If we use "put", it is "meletakkan". Also, we say "Kami menata apel dan pisang di dapur." Here "menata", which means "arrange", is used instead of "menyusun".

[Away54]

svLjZvvx, "I keep ..." = Saya menyimpan ...

[deactivated user]

Why is "I arrange bananas and apples in the kitchen" incorrect? I don't see what would indicate a definite article before "bananas."

[svLjZvvx]

'at' is incorrect in this sentence

[lordadi]

The english word "in" is missing from the options but is stated as the correct answer

[Sir_Carl]

My attempted answer is "I organize bananas and apples in the kitchen." Is this incorrect, and if so, why?