"Twoja ciocia ma lustro."

Translation: Your aunt has a mirror.

[kiddo-depido]

"Lustro" means "period of 5 years" in Spanish o.O

[Paranoix]

If you do not like "lustro" you can say "zwierciadło" but it's old-fashioned word.

[kiddo-depido]

Nah lustro is awesome because I can pronounce it ;D Thanks for the extra word anyway :)

[Quantini]

In Russian it means chandelier/lamp))

[Y4M91]

Is lustro is in the Acc. case here?

[Jellei]

Yes, it is. "mieć" (to have) takes Accusative. "lustro" is a neuter noun, so its Accusative form is identical to Nominative.

[Y4M91]

Oh, thank you :)

[ekoorb619372]

Does lustro really mean that in spanish?? I had no idea

[Okcydent]

It appears it is old Latin word lustrum that denoted ceremony performed every five years.

In Polish one (if he had to) would use pięciolatka. It came from Soviet 5-year economical programs, because it normally means 5 years old girl.

I forgot the most obvious version: pięciolecie.