"Eu sunt împreună cu ei."

Translation: I am with them.

[linnunrata]

Can I just say "eu sunt cu ei"? If so, is there any difference in meaning between the two sentences?

[razvan.marin]

It's sort of like saying I am (together) with them.

[linnunrata]

mulțumesc! :)

[Wowa269009]

I put: I'm together with him at was considered a mistake.

[MariaMyshk]

I do not understand sometimes ei means them sometimes her. How to understand which one should I use?

[GeoMan2]

Context.

[BenYoung84]

"ei" only means "her" when "her" is possessive. Otherwise it means "they", "them" or "to her", so it's not too difficult to suss it out.

[ItsMeNicolasKane]

They are two different words, depends on context.

[IulianAdam4]

Why "I am with they " is not corect?

[BenYoung84]

"they" is the subject form, "them" is the object form. Here, the word follows "with" (a preposition), so it's a prepositional object and not a subject.