"There is a castle in my town."

Translation: W moim mieście jest zamek.

[IE99]

Can you also say, moja miasta ma zameka?

[immery]

you can say "Moje miasto ma zamek"

zamek- first table is for castle, second for lock and zipper
miasto

[Mark958555]

Would To jest zamek w moim mieście be a correct translation?

[immery]

I think that would be more like "It is a castle in my town". or "this is/ that is a castle in my town"

[dont_tread_on_me]

Jest zamek w moim mieście. Is it also acceptable?

[Jellei]

I don't particularly love this option, but seems acceptable... added.

[Danny62101]

"is the castle in my town"

Seems like more of a question than a statement

[Jellei]

But it isn't unless you put a question mark at the end ;)

[roman_f1]

"Zamek jest w moim mieście" - why not?

[immery]

So the sentence is technically correct, but it means "the castle is in my town"

[roman_f1]

These two sentences mean the same, don't they?

[Jellei]

It was the Russian course that taught me how different are Замок в моим городе and В моим городе (есть) замок. First one is about the castle, second is about the city. Same applies for Polish.

[Mandiras]

I need an explanation on why it can't be w moim mieście ma zamek. I thought mieć could also be used to mean "there is".

[immery]

It is used as "there isn't"= "nie ma".

you can also use say "Mamy zamek w mieście" = we have a castle in town, ot Moje miasto ma zamek - Our town has a castle. But you need some subject in the sentence.

[JanuszWoro3]

Can you say "W mieście moim jest zamek"?

If not, why?

[Okcydent]

If you want you can but it's unusual, used rather in poetry.

[Danny62101]

Sort of like, "In this town of mine there is a castle".

More poetry than statement, not how a normal person would make this statement.