"Hujan di tengah hari."

Translation: Rain in the middle of the day.

[KTo228]

As it is this is a sentence fragment, it is correct English but cannot stand on its own except as a question "Rain in the middle of the day?".

[Haakon388572]

"What do you hate the most? Rain in the middle of the day."
"What does the weather forecast say about tomorrow? Rain in the middle of the day."

[Haakon388572]

Why do people vote down comments that try to give a naturak context to the sentence?

[mschwabnz]

A sentence in English needs to have a verb. The Indonesian sentence could be translated as: It rains at noon.

[octavzlatior]

That's true generally. However, sometimes the verbs are implied or what we say is not a sentence. For instance one could say 'rain in the middle of the day... What a nightmare' or something in the lines of this. There's no verb there but there are two 'sentences' and they make perfect sense.

[Kai660177]

can it be to describe a regular "midday rain?

[Haakon388572]

I would agree, but people on Duolingo always downvote my comments, so I guess I should disagree.