"Dziewczynka myśli o koniu."

Translation: The girl is thinking about the horse.

[uszusz]

...if u know, what i mean ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[Darth_Elven]

Man, you are a pervert =)

[Darth_Elven]

A girl is musing about a horse

[Jellei]

Is 'meditating on' a horse? Seems a bit too much...

[Darth_Elven]

I know, that you speak Russian. Try to explain it in my native language. "Musing about" – "размышлять о чём-то". ))

[Jellei]

Oh, "rozmyśla" :)

[Stewart288923]

I suppose it would be wrong to insert the presumptive 'her' here-'thinking about her horse'?

[Jellei]

Yes, this seems too much, not many people have horses. Well, even with a dog it would seem like too much of a presumption to me.

[pdamerval]

Same thing here - I wrote "the girl thinks about her horse" and it was marked wrong, and once again I wonder if the "her" is not more necessary in English than it is in Polish?

[Jellei]

In contrast to the sentence about cats, this at least uses singular, but I think it's so uncommon for people to own horses nowadays that I wouldn't accept "her horse" for just "o koniu".

Although, frankly, "o kocie" and "o psie" also don't immediately suggest "about her cat"/"about her dog" to me... maybe it's because family members are something that most people have, but pets, although relatively common, are not on the same level? There isn't exactly a rule to that, you know.

[DelphineWa4]

Hi, just out of curiosity, what about "thinking of a horse" instead of "about"?

[alik1989]

That works as well.