"Saya tinggal di sini."

Translation: I live here.

[Kdhy11]

In "Saya tinggal di sini", the "di" is almost completely inaudible.

[duolingotfek]

I notice that our 'd', 't', 'c' etc. are softer than the english speakers'. My name is 'Tesa', soft and simply 'te-sa' and my international friends always do it like 'TTeS-Sa'.

Back to the topic, the D. It's there, the 'd' is there.

[DiegoJaviUnlam]

Halo teman! I think it cannot be a problem with the sound on Duolingo, since I can hear it well. ;)

Selamat belajar! :)

[TheTenthDoctor.]

What do you need "di" here?

[duolingotfek]

Yes. We always use them together: 'disini'

[MissTPain]

Can this also mean, I (or I will) stay here? Like if everyone else wants to go to a movie but you want to stay.