"Ternyata dia terlibat dengan mereka."

Translation: It turns out that she is involved with them.

[BarefootB]

the omission of the word 'that' in this sentence, shouldn't be considered wrong. It's perfectly correct English

[Langaholic]

Agree. You can also skip the "It" in "It turns out”, but it's marked wrong as well.

[MonokhromatiQ]

Indonesian doesn't use gender specific pronouns, the word "dia" in this case could mean either "he" or "she".

[RobertEddy]

I always thought so!

[SongShiQuan]

"Turns out she is involved with them." Apa kalimat ini betul?

[JKgGdU]

He/she = dia

[Leon52Gamer]

Dia means either she or he

[Lusiana722618]

Ternyata bukannya memakai 'actually' ya? It turns out beda arti lha dengan ternyata

[Ms.Fixer]

"Ternyata" means "really", "in fact" or "it turns out". The root word "nyata" means "actual" or "clear/obvious". Being attached with the "ter-" prefix, "ternyata" means "the truth was revealed to the public". That's why it is often translated as "it turns out".

[NYSer18]

Where is with?

[Andy481779]

"Dengan" = with.