Syarikat pemindahan tiba sekarang.

Malay normally does not use articles like the or a/an.

So:

• syarikat = company
• syarikat pemindahan = moving company / removal company

Whether it means a moving company or the moving company depends on context. This is very normal in Malay.

Syarikat means company.

Pemindahan comes from pindah, which is related to move, transfer, or relocate. As a noun, pemindahan means moving, relocation, or transfer.

So syarikat pemindahan literally means something like:

• moving company
• relocation company
• transfer company

In everyday context, it would usually be understood as moving company.

Because pemindahan is a noun, while pindah is more like the basic root meaning move or relocate.

Compare:

• pindah = move / relocate
• pemindahan = moving / relocation / transfer

Malay often uses affixes to turn a root into a different kind of word. Here, peN- ... -an helps create a noun.

So syarikat pemindahan sounds like relocation company, which is more natural than using the bare root by itself.

Mostly yes. The sentence follows a very common Malay order:

• Syarikat pemindahan = subject
• tiba = verb
• sekarang = time expression

So it is basically:

Subject + Verb + Time

This is similar to English The moving company arrives now.

Tiba means arrive.

It is close in meaning to sampai, but there is a slight difference in feel:

• tiba = often a bit more formal or written
• sampai = very common in everyday speech

Examples:

• Dia tiba pada pukul 8. = He arrived at 8.
• Dia sampai pada pukul 8. = same basic meaning, often more conversational

In many situations, both work, but sampai is often more common in spoken Malay.

It can be understood either way depending on context.

Malay verbs do not change form the way English verbs do. So tiba can fit several English translations, such as:

• arrives
• is arriving
• arrived
  (if the context makes that clear)

Because of sekarang, the sentence is understood as present-time, so English might translate it as:

• The moving company is arriving now
• The moving company arrives now

In natural English, is arriving now often sounds more normal.

It is understandable, but it may sound a little stiff or context-dependent.

A native speaker might more naturally say:

• Syarikat pemindahan sudah sampai. = The moving company has arrived already.
• Syarikat pemindahan akan tiba sekarang. = not very natural
• Syarikat pemindahan sedang dalam perjalanan. = The moving company is on the way.

Also, sekarang with tiba can feel slightly unusual if you mean they are just reaching the place at this moment. In speech, many people would prefer sampai:

• Syarikat pemindahan sampai sekarang.
  This is grammatical, but it can also be misunderstood in some contexts because sampai sekarang is a fixed phrase meaning until now.

So if the intended meaning is They’re here now, a clearer sentence might be:

• Syarikat pemindahan sudah sampai.

Yes, Malay time words can often move around.

Possible positions include:

• Syarikat pemindahan tiba sekarang.
• Sekarang syarikat pemindahan tiba.

But not all positions sound equally natural in every context. In this sentence, sekarang at the end sounds more neutral and straightforward.

Very often, Malay puts time expressions:

• at the beginning, for emphasis
• at the end, as a normal time marker

Because Malay does not use is/am/are in the same way English does.

In this sentence, tiba already functions as the verb arrive. So nothing extra is needed.

Malay often looks simpler on the surface because it does not require:

• verb agreement
• tense endings
• a present-tense be verb in sentences like this

So:

• Syarikat pemindahan tiba sekarang
  already fully means The moving company is arriving now / arrives now.

A simple pronunciation guide is:

• syarikat ≈ shah-ree-kat
• pemindahan ≈ puh-min-dah-han
• tiba ≈ tee-bah
• sekarang ≈ suh-kah-rang

A few helpful notes:

• sy in syarikat sounds like sh
• i is usually like ee
• a is usually like ah
• ng in sekarang is like the ng in sing

Here are a few useful alternatives, depending on what you mean:

• Syarikat pemindahan sudah sampai.
  = The moving company has arrived.

• Syarikat pemindahan sedang tiba.
  = The moving company is arriving.
  This is possible, though a bit less common in everyday speech.

• Syarikat pemindahan akan tiba tidak lama lagi.
  = The moving company will arrive soon.

• Syarikat pemindahan ada di sini sekarang.
  = The moving company is here now.

These may sound more natural than Syarikat pemindahan tiba sekarang, depending on the situation.