Questions & Answers about Ide itu hebat.
It has a very common Indonesian pattern:
- ide itu = that idea / the idea
- hebat = great / impressive
So the sentence is subject + predicate adjective.
A very literal breakdown is idea that great, but the natural English meaning is That idea is great.
In Indonesian, you often do not need a word like is/am/are when a noun is followed by an adjective or another noun phrase.
So:
- Ide itu hebat = That idea is great
This is normal Indonesian.
English needs is, but Indonesian usually does not here.
A useful warning: learners sometimes try to insert adalah, but Ide itu adalah hebat is not natural standard Indonesian.