Questions & Answers about Kelab tarian di kampus itu sangat popular.
Itu is a demonstrative that usually means “that”, but in real usage it often works like “that / the” depending on context.
- kampus itu
- literal: that campus (a specific campus the speakers both know)
- in English translation, it might come out as “the campus” or “that campus” depending on what sounds natural.
So di kampus itu = “at that (particular) campus”, not just any campus in general. Without itu (di kampus), it would sound more general: “on campus / at the campus (in general)”.