"Ο θείος μου έχει μπλοκάρει τις διαφημίσεις."
Translation:My uncle has blocked the advertisements.
September 12, 2016
7 Comments
"advert(s)" is a valid short term for "advertisement(s)" everybody uses and should be accepted as an alternate, real life translation I believe.
September 12, 2016
Exactly, and so is "ad(s)". You can also find both of these abbreviations in the Oxford Dictionaries. They should both be accepted.
September 12, 2016
and to talk about ads generally, you would leave out the definite article in English. my uncle has blocked ads.
October 20, 2016
It depends on context. e.g. "Don't the ads on the course annoy your uncle." "Oh, my uncle has blocked the ads."
November 7, 2016
