"Мій хлопець там."

Translation: My boyfriend is there.

[WordFitlySpoken]

Could I say "over there" rather than just "there"?

[Vinnfred]

Yep, totally. But I don't know if it is accepted in the course. And Ukr also has "ось тут/он там" which mean, I think, exactly what "over here/over there" do

[WordFitlySpoken]

Not currently accepted. I reported it, but I thought I'd see if that should be considered.

[TseDanylo]

It's accepted :D

[Matt_MM]

Could this refer to someone's son in the right context? As in "my boy is over there", when spoken by a parent?

[Olly_1052]

If it's spoken by a parent, than we usually say "Мій хлопЧИК там"=My boy (son) is there.
"Хлопець" is a boyfriend ("Він її хлопець = He is her boyfriend") or an informal name of an adult boy/a young man.

[Jean564934]

Could this be translated as There is my boyfriend?

[saxmund]

Surely that would be там мій хлопець, as in English meaning much the same thing but with a slightly different emphasis

[Borrche]

no

[AndrBallon]

Хлопець means boy and boyfriend