"Dia makan roti itu."

Translation: She eats that bread.

[RainyKucing]

Ini = this/these
Itu = that/those
Dia makan roti itu ≠ she eats this bread
Dia makan roti itu = she eats that bread

[RajivKumar687561]

He or she are both correct for dia

[MarcOlivie19]

She eats that toast instead of bread. Or for change. Because if i want a toast and not the whole bread what do i say.

[Flanders1]

i thought did meant he or she. I wrote he and was marked incorrect

[hectorlqr]

Does the word roti have the same origin as for the hindustani flat bread roti?

[Flanders1]

Not sure, but the Majapahit empire, which basically came from India, ruled in parts of Java for about 300 years, so it would make sense. The word roti in Indonesia is not just used for the flat bread.
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