"Call Tini here!"

Translation: Panggil Tini ke sini!

[RalphLeadbetter]

Why not "Panggil Tini di sini" ?

[IlseDens]

Kemari ???? (New word sudenly)
How is this used?

[arbor092]

The obvious interpretation of this sentence is to call Tini to come here and therefore ke sini. But if one meant to call Tini while standing here, would it be di sini?

[Aleksandro_RU]

Why can't I use lah here?

[Yenny_Yenny]

"Ke mari" are two words, not one.

[JuanCholk]

No i dont think so... "Kemari" is one word , it means "come here". Its one of the formal word so its rarely used in daily conversation usually people would use "ke sini"

As for why 'kemari' Is not a two words... Because 'mari' is not an adverb of place... But cmiiw

And yea.. I'm indonesian... Im playing this because i wanted to study english but i dont want to change my user interface XD

[SibylleRa]

Why not panggilkan if there is a person after the imperativ? Or does kan only work with personal pronouns and not names?