"That orange is in the kitchen."
Translation:Jeruk itu ada di dapur.
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Would ada be necessary? Could you also just say "Jeruk it di dapur" I feel like it isn't missing something, probably nit as formal but possibel if you speak?
What's wrong with using "dapurnya" here? That's also suggested by the hover.
Why "ada" here and not "ada" in the last sentence : "saya makan di rumah" ? Both of those sentences indicate a localization, no ? Is "saya makan ada di rumah" uncorrect ? Sorry for my english i'm french... THANKS FOR YOUR ANSWER
Ada means 'is there' or shows existence of the things/subject. So its not suitable to put ada after verbs.
Jeruk itu ada di dapur=that/the orange is(exist) in the kitchen. So if:- Saya makan ada di dapur= I'm eating exist in the kitchen. You cant say the verb 'eating' is exist cause its not a thing.
So yeah i hope its clear. Gud luck on your studies!
•Ada=is/are/am exist (where?) "Saya ada di sini." { I am here.} •Adalah=is/are/am + facts. "Saya adalah anak perempuannya." { I am his daughter.} his daughter is the fact for 'I'
