"The girl goes towards the dog."

Translation: Fata merge înspre câine.

[Sue781295]

What is the difference between inspre and catre in the sense of 'toward'?

[Berila130]

None.

[olb38]

Why " fata merge inspre cainele " is pointed as wrong?

[SusieFrisc]

In this sentence you would use "câine" rather than "câinele" because it comes after a preposition and isn't modified by an adjective. Sorry, haven't gotten to the case party yet so not sure if the rule is case specific

[Enchom]

Any difference between înspre and spre?

[efalc]

I thought "spre" was towards/in the directon of, and "inspre" into (towards the center of something)... now in doubt, though...
Maybe a native speaker can clarify?

[Hatch-Slack]

They are quite interchangeable when talking about space. ”ÎNspre” gives a bit of extra weight to the direction.
You can find more here (in Romanian):
https://dexonline.ro/definitie/înspre

[Cozett2]

Why cainele is wrong

[Sue781295]

After a preposition a noun does not have a definite article unless the noun is specified e.g.

Merg la aeroport

Merg la aeroportul Otopeni

[CarloGamag1]

I will add catre to Enchom question

[Mediterran18]

Why not "a" instead of "the"?

[Hatch-Slack]

The girl= fata. A girl= o fată

[LidiaLita]

Why "fata se duce spre câine"?
You did not teach us to use "se" before. :(