"Ini sikut, ini bahu, dan ini jari."

Translation: This is an elbow, this is a shoulder, and this is a finger.

[DianaLR]

“This is elbow, this is shoulder, and this is finger” is not correct in English and should not be accepted as an answer.

[Rick392366]

"Ini sikut, ini bahu, dan ini jari."
Translation:This is elbow, this is shoulder, and this is finger.

'This is an elbow, this is a shoulder, and this is a finger.' = also accepted now.

[jonathan.s75]

Hey Rick I saw that you also finished English for Indonesian speakers and Indonesian for english speakers I would love to talk to you about it.

[LlewGreen]

We're running into the article problem with translations again. A or the is needed for this to be correct in English, and they are not being provided on the tiles on mobile

[8enP1jip]

I don't think you need the "is"s. Or you need to add "the" after each one. I'm not sure which is a better translation, but it needs changing.

[yogastorow]

Without the "is"s would be "This elbow, this shoulder, this finger." means "Sikut ini, bahu ini, jari ini.", and it changed the meaning of the sentence.

[Ccf-Uk]

That’s the problem with some of these sentences. “Ini” in Indonesian signifies a “the” and “seorang” signifies “a”, but without them, some of these sentences aren’t grammatically correct in English. Are they grammatically incorrect in Indonesian as well?

[bgzimmer]

"Seorang" only signifies "a" for people -- not for body parts or anything else. Indonesian has many such "classifiers" (but they're not obligatory). https://www.bahasakita.com/about/grammar/the-classifiers-buah-orang-and-ekor/

[ZoeVincent5]

Does it suond like she is singing the first two?