"His trunk is not full."

Translation: Portbagajul său nu este plin.

[Ray301962]

I also put lui and it was marked wrong. Lui can only mean HIS whereas Său can mean HIS, HERS, or ITS.

[ANfg91]

Of course the UK Eng translation of Portbagajul is boot; trunks are only for elephants and trees and as a much larger version of a suitcase that is moved only occasionally.
In UK you will also hear of a carboot sale which is where people drive their cars to a place and use the boot and probably an extra folding table as an instant shop. Many a happy hour can be spent browsing among the weird collection of items available through such an informal retail opportunity and many things get recycled! Are such pleasures available in Romania?

[AndrewRubi611844]

why is lui not accepted in place of său?

[CraigLK]

I had the same question. According to a native Romanian speaker, său is the more polite way of saying it. When asked to say the sentence, their first response was using the word lui. I would like if somebody else could give the English equivalent, as I am still not completely clear.

[AndrewLau18]

How come it is sau instead of lui? how do these interchange?

[Wes708337]

'Portbagajul lui' is now accepted