"Your sister-in-law dreams."

Translation: Cumnata ta visează.

[PaulMinden]

Not contextually knowing the difference between "dreams" as a noun and a verb, the hover indicated these translations: "visează visuri vise". I remember that VIS has two plurals, with different meanings. Is it that 'vise' is actual dreams, whereas 'visuri' is more metaphorical ones, as in ambitions and goals?

[razvan.marin]

As a noun, vis (dream) has two plurals exactly as you described them. Here however, it is a verb.

[PaulMinden]

My comment was flawed: I knew that this was verb, not noun -- I was trying to point out that DuoLingo didn't seem to recognize that distinction contextually. My fault. :)

[razvan.marin]

True. That should be fixed but I can't report it from here, but if you come across it again, please do.

[CAQu91]

Doesn't "a dori" also mean "to dream?"

[lizgigler]

No, it means only "to wish"