"Kami langsung pesan minuman."

Translation: We order drinks right away.

[joeldipops]

So langsung means "Immediately"?

[1CN5ijzC]

in this sentence, yes

[Omariss]

"We will order drinks right away" is grammatically more correct

[Mario_Fez]

Nothing wrong with the grammar here. "We sit down, we order drinks right away, and we look at our menus." Also works fine in past tense.

[Brad975094]

'We immediately order beverages' should be an acceptable translation.

[TakeYoshim2]

I think Langsung is more used as the meaning of directly. I hope Duolingo adopts more appropriate example sentences.

[beastmaster2015]

Not in the Indonesian section. It's really awful

[captted]

The English "correct" translation is not normal speech. I would say, "We will order deinks right away."

[Nick.Kly]

"[Every time we walk into a bar,] we order drinks right away"

[captted]

Drinks*

[I8mienaB]

We ordered drinks directly Directly does mean 'immediately'