Questions & Answers about Menara itu sangat tinggi.
In Indonesian, you often do not need a copula like is / am / are when describing something.
So:
- Menara itu sangat tinggi = That tower is very tall
- literally: tower that very tall
This is completely normal Indonesian.
The adjective tinggi can directly act as the predicate.
Itu usually means that.
So:
- menara itu = that tower
However, in natural Indonesian, itu can also make something sound more specific, so depending on context it may feel like:
- that tower
- or sometimes the tower
In this sentence, the most direct reading is that tower.