"Saya akan segera pulang."

Translation: I will go home soon.

[Rick392366]

Saya akan segera pulang.
Meaning: I will go home soon.

I will come home soon. = not accepted, reported.

[RobertEddy]

Going home and coming home are not the same thing in that they are dependent upon the location of the person talking, even though the physical action is the same.

[Kauakolo]

This is true, but pulang has been used for "come home" in previous lessons e.g. "Kami berharap dia pulang"; "we hope he COMES home"

https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/28480637/Kami-berharap-dia-pulang

[dantan94]

Is "segera" soon or immediately?

[jmaddz]

"Soon" is a bit indefinite. I feel like "segera" means more like "shortly" which has more of a sense of being in the immediate future.

[noelster1987]

I will be home soon
.. Not accepted??

[Kauakolo]

Is there any rule for when the adverb goes before the tense marker (akan/sudah) and when it comes after?