"Мій дядько любить салат з помідором."

Translation: My uncle likes salad with tomato.

[JamesTWils]

Now it has to be singular again? AAARRRGGGGHHHHH!!!!

[sagitta145]

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

[ViGor72]

Саме так говорять багато моїх знайомих, люди з різних регіонів та соціальних шарів.

[greg.mort]

Or perhaps he eats a salad with an extra tomato on the side :)

[Lingvist444285]

same here, "салат з помідорами" is common phrase

[BorisLutsk]

The English translation is awkward. It's either "with tomatoes" or "with a tomato"

[skstudio]

It looks like both variants "salad with tomatoes" and "salad with tomato" are frequently used, so both are now accepted.

[deactivated user]

When you slice tomatoes the whole tomatoes become uncountable and hence "tomato" and if it's a main ingredient then it should be a noun modifier "tomato salad"

[bright_flash]

Should be pronounced помідОром, not пОмідором

[MU622]

салат із!!! (between two consonants!) помідором - не зараховано! Why?