"Esther lete maji"

Translation: Bring water Esther

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Verb

leta

1) to bring

Conjugation (imperative)

Affirmative

lete! (singular)

leteni! (plural, second person)

From Wiktionary: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/leta

Edit: Now the table of the verb has been changed to show the affirmative form only. (31 July 2017)

[MugodaSimo]

Why is Esther bring water wrong? Plz sum bdy tell me

[vtopphol]

Should be accepted. Did you report it?

[TheresaJoh295047]

two years later: I put "Esther, bring the water" and it was not accepted. Reported.

[NessaNessaJoy]

Is kuleta always transitive? Can i ever use it without an expressed direct object?

For example, I dont want to bring it (general it) - sitaki kuleta , or , sitaki kuitaki?

[AGreatUserName]

Yeah, to express a general "it", you can simply use it without an expressed object.

[Frank529236]

How do you translate: Bring water to Esther. This was marked wrong?
Is this a command for Esther to bring me water. Or telling someone else to bring water to Esther? Confused!