"She walks to the west, then turns right to the north."

Translation: Dia berjalan ke barat, lalu belok kanan ke utara.

[boringtomi]

so is it belok ke kanan or belok kanan?

[Imanureko]

Belok ke kanan would be like turn to the right to the north. Understandable, tapi boros

[tap_czan]

Why can't we use "nanti" instead of "lalu"?

[Imanureko]

Nanti spans in a much longer time, could be within a day (nanti malam/tonight) to months (natal nanti/this Christmas). Lalu spans in an instant

[sirsweatypants]

dia berjalan menuju barat - as per a previous example?

[Imanureko]

Should've been okay, but try using shorter sentences

[BenjaminMa998196]

Should be able to use kemudian in stead of lalu, no?

[Imanureko]

True

[rbr7dl]

"Menuju" = "ke" but in this sentence why can't you substitute "ke" with "menuju".

[tsuj1g1r1]

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[Green_wood]

Does right here mean a direction or expression to straight away.. Because turning to the right north? Doesn't make sense

[tsuj1g1r1]

If you are facing west, like she is in this sentence, north is to your right.

[tsfisk]

What is grammatically wrong with this answer: "dia berjalan menuju barat, nanti belok kanan ke utara."