"Dia tetap tidur di sana."

Translation: She is still sleeping there.

[ogik875861]

Use "masih" rather than "tetap". The meaning is a bit different, but it could affect the sentence

[Mam1mi]

It's kinda like 'she still sleeps there' compared to 'she is still sleeping there'.

[TastelessCharm26]

The best way to learn Indonesian is by living in Indonesia because we don't speak formal like this in daily basis.

[SirilScout]

True ... Still we need to learn first ...

[fhwqhgads]

We need to learn the way people actually speak, not Victorian Indonesian.

[aZ9Cf]

Why not "she still sleeps here"?

[AqielKovuF]

This should have two options, he or she, dia has no gender

[donny309620]

I agree

[Mars824834]

Seriously!

[shirkeydev]

'She continues to sleep there' seems an acceptable translation

[prima17052]

'continue' is more to 'lanjut' than 'tetap', 'she continues to sleep there' is more like she sleep there after she sleep here

[BurungBelgia]

still not clear to me what the difference is between "masih" and "tetap". Both are accepted here as correct answers but I'd like to better understand the differnece. Thanks for clarifying !

[stjy]

https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/28491494 found a good explanation here

[tomdut]

My understanding is that "tetap" is more like remain, as in "I remain indifferent to his opinion." Whereas, "masih" is "still" and should be used in this answer.

[JuliaEdwar479451]

I still don't understand why, "she still sleeps here" is not an accepted translation.

[JuliaEdwar479451]

Realised it was my "here" that was the problem!