"Menuju ke mana dia?"

Translation: Where is she heading to?

[Aleksandro_RU]

Why dia is to the end of the sentence?

[Aze63452]

There are a lot of way to express this question in indonesian.

1. Menuju ke mana dia?
2. Dia menuju ke mana?
3. Kemanakah dia menuju?

I hope you could figure the 'dia' word with this expression. There is actually an explanation about the posision of the object that could add a prefix like in the third example. But unfortunately i'm not expert in indonesian Grammar. (Even as a native, haha)

[lili114354]

the 'to' is not necessary in the english translation...

'where is s/he heading to?' = 'where is s/he heading?'

[Rick392366]

'where is s/he heading to?' = 'where is s/he heading?'

Thank you, it's added to the list of acceptable answers.

[Prayerforceone]

Why not "To where is he headed?"

[TB_Player]

To where is he heading is wrong as well. Guess we need to end with those prepositions to make our English more gooder!

[Sharon930367]

Agree.

[frouk13]

I guess menuju is a verb (root tuju) .Would “ ke mana dia menuju “ be ok , “ke mana” being an adverb of place and therefore often located at the beginning or end of sentence ?