"Dari sini."

Translation: From here.

[lisadenel]

I typed 'from here' , I thought we were forgiven for no capitals or full stops.

[antspants01]

Probably not a great sentence fragment. Perhaps it could include a subject, at least?

[sqsola]

This is actually very common in spoken Indonesian.
"Kamu dari mana?"
"Dari sini!"
I would always say that if I was tired of people asking me where I was coming from!

[antspants01]

Ok, thank you for the context!

[Mantic0rn]

When would you use "di sini" instead of just "sini?"

[lisadenel]

'di sini' means 'here' e.g. Kamu sudah lama di sini? Have you been here for a long time? or Dia tinggal di sini. He lives here. Note, di sini can also be written as one word disini.

[nabobpalel]

Disini can't be accepted as one word. Although many Indonesian peoples write disini, it's wrong. Di sini: here/at here/in here. Dari sini: from here. Ke sini: to here/come here.

[TheMightyAw]

I’m not 100% on this, but think it’s just being shortened when they use sini. It’s seems to be fairly common for them to shorten words in Indonesia. But I haven’t been learning this all that long yet

[fithnan]

Njir debat

[Ginaajah]

Masih dipantau nih ama saya

[Khris766379]

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