Setelah olahraga, saya minum jus alpukat dingin di kafe dekat kampus.

Setelah olahraga is a time expression meaning after exercise / after working out. Indonesian often puts time phrases at the beginning to set the scene first.

The comma separates that introductory phrase from the main clause: saya minum jus alpukat dingin di kafe dekat kampus.

You could also put the time phrase at the end:

Saya minum jus alpukat dingin di kafe dekat kampus setelah olahraga.

That is still grammatical, but starting with setelah olahraga sounds very natural.

Here, olahraga means exercise, working out, or sports activity. It is functioning like a noun.

A learner might expect setelah berolahraga for after exercising, and that is also correct. Indonesian often drops ber- in everyday speech when the meaning is already clear, so setelah olahraga is a very natural shorter version.

So these are both possible:

• Setelah olahraga = after exercise / after working out
• Setelah berolahraga = after exercising

Because Indonesian verbs do not conjugate the way English verbs do. Minum can mean drink, drank, or am drinking, depending on context.

So in this sentence, whether it means I drink, I drank, or I usually drink depends on the larger context or the translation already given to the learner.

If Indonesian speakers want to make time clearer, they often add time words such as:

• tadi = earlier
• kemarin = yesterday
• sekarang = now
• biasanya = usually

Indonesian does not have articles like English a/an/the.

So:

• jus alpukat dingin can mean cold avocado juice, a cold avocado juice, or the cold avocado juice
• di kafe can mean at a cafe or at the cafe

The exact meaning comes from context.

If a speaker wants to be more specific, they can add other words, but usually Indonesian leaves this unstated.

Jus alpukat is a very normal Indonesian noun + noun combination, literally juice avocado, meaning avocado juice.

Indonesian often puts two nouns together like this, where the second noun describes the first:

• jus alpukat = avocado juice
• air kelapa = coconut water
• rumah sakit = hospital

You could say jus dari alpukat (juice made from avocado), but that sounds more explanatory and less natural in everyday speech. Jus alpukat is the standard way.

In Indonesian, adjectives usually come after the noun they describe.

So:

• jus alpukat dingin = cold avocado juice
• kopi panas = hot coffee
• air dingin = cold water

This is the opposite of normal English word order, where adjectives usually come before the noun.

In normal usage, dingin is understood to describe the whole drink: cold avocado juice.

So jus alpukat dingin is naturally interpreted as a cold drink made from avocado.

If you wanted to make the connection even clearer, you could say:

• jus alpukat yang dingin

But in everyday Indonesian, jus alpukat dingin already sounds natural and clear.

Di kafe already gives the main location: at/in a cafe.

Then dekat kampus adds more information about that cafe: near campus.

So the structure is:

• di kafe = at a cafe
• dekat kampus = near campus

Together: at a cafe near campus

Indonesian often allows this compact structure without repeating di. You may also hear longer versions such as:

• di kafe yang dekat kampus = at a cafe that is near campus
• di kafe di dekat kampus = at a cafe near the campus area

But di kafe dekat kampus is very natural.

Kampus means campus, usually a university or college campus.

In this sentence, dekat kampus most naturally means near campus or near the campus, often understood as the speaker’s campus from context.

Indonesian often leaves out possessive or definite information when it is obvious. So it does not need to say something like dekat kampus saya unless the speaker specifically wants to say near my campus.

Sometimes, yes, especially in casual conversation when the subject is already obvious. But saya is the safest and most standard choice here.

• Saya is polite and neutral.
• Omitting the subject can sound casual, conversational, or incomplete depending on context.

So for a clear full sentence, Setelah olahraga, saya minum jus alpukat dingin di kafe dekat kampus is a very good standard version.