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"Acestea sunt inelele mamelor."
Translation:These are the rings of the mothers.
1 year ago
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Romanophile
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In the version "These are the mothers rings".... there should be an apostrophe in English. "These are the mothers' rings."
1 year ago
alur_blaze
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Do the rings have to be articulated? Or, more broadly, when a noun has a genitive/dative noun responding to it, does it have to be articulated?
1 year ago
efalc
- 18
I learned that with the (possessive) genitive, yes, the noun must have the "definite" article. Think of it as a reinforcement that they are not just any rings, or rings in general, but specifically those that belong to the mothers.
1 year ago