"He stands up and walks."

Translation: Dia berdiri dan berjalan.

[Jadajos]

What's the difference between jalan and berjalan?

[Away54]

(1) Jalan is a noun. One of its meanings is "street". It can also be used as an imperative sentence, e.g., "Jalan!" when we order someone to move.

(2) Berjalan is a verb, formed by prefix "ber-" + a noun "jalan". One of its meanings is "walk" (or "walking" or "walked").

[jafle]

I got a 'wrong' answer for choosing "dia" over "ia". I was under the impression that dia wasn't gendered. Is this correct? Or should it always be "ia" for "he"?

[Away54]

jafle,

(1) "I got a 'wrong' answer for choosing "dia" over "ia"."

It should be accepted. "Dia" can replace "ia" (and vice versa) in the sentence above.

(2) "I was under the impression that dia wasn't gendered. Is this correct?"

Yes, it is. "Dia" has nothing to do with gender.

(3) "Or should it always be "ia" for "he"?"

No, "ia" and "dia" can be for "he" or "she".

Please visit this link for more explanation about "dia" and "ia": https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/28585404/ia-dia-Basics-2-Tips-Notes-Addendum

You can also find the link from the TIPS lesson. https://www.duolingo.com/skill/id/Basics-2/tips-and-notes

[YandNique]

The Indonesian part said "Ia berdiri" should be “Dia”

[DazzaMark]

I thought jalan jalan means walk/walking

[connielepa]

Jalan-jalan means sight seeing.
However, jalan jalan = streets (Plural).

[Archie135birgir]

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