This is the 67th most frequent Indonesian word.
di
"Di" in Indonesian means "at," "in," or "on," indicating location.
In this sentence, 'di' is used as a preposition indicating the location where an action occurs.
Saya tinggal di Jakarta.
I live in Jakarta.
Here, 'di' is used to situate the position of an object, combined with another locative word 'atas' to specify location.
Buku itu ada di atas meja.
The book is on the table.
In this passive sentence, 'di' is part of a verb construction, 'dipecahkan,' indicating the verb is in passive voice.