"Di mana hakim dan pengacara itu?"

Translation: Where are the judge and lawyer?

[Cor665827]

Why itu? Itu is that.

[VincentQuerta]

Itu can also be used as "are"

[glhaynes90]

Not correct. Indonesian can have a "zero copula" where the conjugation of 'to be' isn't necessary. So in this case we could say "Di mana (berada) hakim dan pengacara itu?" but it's more typical not to use it. We use 'itu' here because we are asking after a specific judge and lawyer, not any judge and lawyer, so we need 'itu' or 'ini'. But since they're not here (if they were, we wouldn't ask where they are), we'll use 'itu' - specifying "those (distant ones)".

[volumniax]

"Where are the judge and lawyer?"

[arissston]

Male voice is sooooo bad! :((( Return female voice, pleeeeaseeee

[MikeWilby]

I haven't seen Itu used this way before , is it commonly used like this?

[glhaynes90]

The verb isn't conjugated correctly, should be "are".

[anno35]

I agree with the other comments that it would be more usual to use 'are' in this context

[graeme143846]

Where is the judge and lawyer... should also be accepted