"Зараз моя мама там."

Translation: Now my mom is there.

[Konrad-Michal]

Ooops! It's a Polish false friend. I wrote In a moment my mother will be there since zaraz means in a moment.

[Vinnfred]

If зараз did mean "in a moment", it would be "мама буде там" ;)

[Konrad-Michal]

Thanks!

[jaeyeom]

Unfortunately, the volume is so low and I can't hear what it says.

[sophiemorin4]

why is it no моя мама Зараз там.

[Vinnfred]

It should also be accepted :)

[Semper_discens]

So the order of words can be changed around in a phrase? Not like in German where the verb 1 has to always be in second position? (in an affirmative sentence, of course).

[Arne2485]

'Now is my mom there' should also be accepted as correct.

[Andreas245549]

I don't think so, as we would not say this in English, unless it is a question.