Semua bintang berada di alam semesta.

Semua means all. In Indonesian, it commonly comes before a noun to mean all + noun, so:

semua bintang = all stars

That is the normal and natural order. Indonesian does not need a separate word like the here, so semua bintang already works as all the stars or all stars, depending on context.

It can mean either star or stars. Indonesian nouns usually do not change form for singular and plural.

So:

• bintang = star / stars
• semua bintang clearly means all stars, so the meaning is plural because of semua

In other words, the plural idea comes from the context or from words like semua, not from changing the noun itself.

Indonesian can show plurality in more than one way. Repeating a noun can mark plural, but it is not always necessary.

Here, semua already makes the meaning plural, so semua bintang is enough and sounds natural.

You could sometimes see semua bintang-bintang, but that is usually considered unnecessary or less elegant because both semua and reduplication are marking plurality. The simpler form semua bintang is preferred.

Berada means something like to be located, to be situated, or to exist in a place.

So berada di alam semesta means are in the universe or more literally are located in the universe.

It sounds a bit more formal or precise than just ada.

Both can relate to being or existing, but they are used a little differently.

• ada often means there is / there are / exists
• berada often emphasizes location or being situated somewhere

So:

• Semua bintang ada di alam semesta = understandable, but less polished
• Semua bintang berada di alam semesta = more formal and natural in careful writing

In this sentence, berada fits well because the sentence is talking about where the stars are.

Di is a preposition meaning in, at, or on, depending on context. Here it means in:

• di alam semesta = in the universe

So the structure is:

• berada di + place
• to be located in + place

They are similar, but not exactly the same in feeling.

• di alam semesta is the most straightforward way to say in the universe
• dalam alam semesta can also mean in the universe, but dalam often gives a stronger sense of inside/within

For this sentence, di alam semesta is the more natural everyday choice.

Indonesian usually does not use articles like a, an, and the.

So alam semesta can mean:

• a universe
• the universe
• universe

The exact meaning depends on context. In this sentence, it is understood as the universe.

It is written as two words: alam semesta.

As a set phrase, it means the universe. You do not need to break it down when learning the sentence; it is best treated as one vocabulary item.

So learn:

• alam semesta = universe

This sentence uses a very standard Indonesian order:

• Semua bintang = subject
• berada = verb
• di alam semesta = place phrase

So:

Semua bintang berada di alam semesta.

That is the best neutral form.

Some word order changes are possible in Indonesian for emphasis, but for a learner, this version is the clearest and most natural to use.

It sounds neutral to slightly formal.

The word berada gives it a more careful, written, or informative tone. In very casual speech, people might choose simpler wording, but this sentence is completely normal and correct.

A simple approximate pronunciation is:

seh-MOO-ah BIN-tang buh-RAH-dah dee AH-lahm suh-MES-tah

A few helpful notes:

• semua has three syllables: se-mu-a
• bintang ends with the ng sound as in sing
• di is pronounced dee
• semesta has stress-like emphasis near mes, though Indonesian stress is usually lighter than in English

Yes, depending on how literally or broadly you interpret it. Because berada can mean are located or are present, the sentence can feel like:

• All stars are in the universe
• All stars exist within the universe

But the most direct reading is still about location: all stars are in the universe.