"Mna vitabu darasani"

Translation: There are books in the classroom

[DiegoJaviUnlam]

Etymology (darasa)

From Arabic دَرْس (dars).

Noun

darasa (ma class, plural madarasa)

1) classroom (room in a school)

2) class period

3) lesson

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

[dieprinzessin]

Interesting though. In Arabic 'dars' is the lesson and 'dirasa' the studies but to describe the place of studies you can't go without 'ma'. 'madrasa = school'

[Tamara695755]

Mna = you have not "there are"... Kuna vitabu darasani.

[JumentousUser]

I'm a little confused by mna. How exactly is that formed? Or is it just something we memorize?

[BBazzle]

Why not the books are in the classroom?

[Sebb821725]

Very cool

[Sebb821725]

Nice test

[spasquina]

Why not there are books inside the classroom?

[Jurekkolas]

Mna means "you have". There are should be "vipo" or "vimo" depending on intended emphasis

[DCB2524]

I think "Mna" is a variant of "Pana". I'm not sure it belongs here though. I think "Vipo" or "Vimo" would be correct too.

[Matthias720438]

You have books... would be the correct translation.