The final boss of Tagalog directionals. 'Dito' is here, 'diyan' is there (near you), and 'doon' is way over there, somewhere in another barangay, or maybe just across the street. It's the 'over yonder' of Pinoy speech. Pro-tip: a 'd' often becomes an 'r' after a vowel, so you'll hear 'roon' a lot (e.g., 'nandoon' -> 'naroon').