"Мій дядько любить салат з помідором."
Translation:My uncle likes salad with tomato.
10/5/2015, 11:39:59 AM
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JamesTWils
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Now it has to be singular again? AAARRRGGGGHHHHH!!!!
10/5/2015, 11:39:59 AM
To be honest, I never say "салат з помідором" :O Even if I actually DO put ONE tomato there xD I would always say "салат із помідорами", but well, Ukraine is big, maybe in some regions people say this, I don't know O__o
10/6/2015, 1:01:05 AM
greg.mort
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Or perhaps he eats a salad with an extra tomato on the side :)
10/7/2015, 3:04:03 AM
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Саме так говорять багато моїх знайомих, люди з різних регіонів та соціальних шарів.
3/1/2017, 8:10:58 AM
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same here, "салат з помідорами" is common phrase
9/23/2017, 9:05:43 AM
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The English translation is awkward. It's either "with tomatoes" or "with a tomato"
8/26/2016, 6:24:33 PM
It looks like both variants "salad with tomatoes" and "salad with tomato" are frequently used, so both are now accepted.
8/26/2016, 9:36:36 PM
