Dompetmu ada di ujung meja.

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Breakdown of Dompetmu ada di ujung meja.

• dompet: the wallet
• mu: your
• ada: to be

Questions & Answers about Dompetmu ada di ujung meja.

What are the parts of the sentence and its basic structure?

• Dompetmu = dompet + -mu “your (wallet)” (informal)
• ada = “is/exists; is located”
• di = “at/in/on” (general location preposition)
• ujung = “end/tip”
• meja = “table” Structure: Subject (Dompetmu) + locative verb (ada) + prepositional phrase (di ujung meja).

Can I drop ada?

Yes. Dompetmu di ujung meja is common in everyday speech. Using ada can sound a bit more complete or emphasize existence/location, but both are natural.

What’s the difference between dompetmu, dompet kamu, and dompet Anda?

• dompetmu: informal, to peers/friends.
• dompet kamu: neutral, slightly more explicit.
• dompet Anda: polite/formal “your” (capitalize Anda).
• With titles for respect: dompet Bapak/Ibu (to an older man/woman).

Does di mean “in,” “at,” or “on”?

All of those, depending on the location noun that follows or context. Examples:

• di atas meja = on (top of) the table