"Il nostro orso mangia la marmellata."

Translation: Our bear eats the jelly.

[timwille]

That bear of ours, always eating jam. I don't know why we even bought it.

[Prof_T_Entee]

You didn't. He said he'd eat you if you didn't let him live there, so be glad he's eating jam instead.

[chezek]

haahaha

[Libellule808]

You'd rather it eat you?

[mukkapazza]

Now now, no hard feelings toward Paddington.

[Prof_T_Entee]

MARMALADE!!!!!

[ElijahCoutts]

your profile picture goes perfect with this lol

[MusicMan97]

agreed

[Joanna208798]

It so does!

[Aliceinmuffinlan]

I mean because everyone has a bear in their house eating jam

[SarahArnoldTPS]

Paddington! :)

[Mr_Echo]

Who owns this bear and how do I get one?!

[Prof_T_Entee]

.....................we have a bear?

[Jae633849]

Sì, tua moglie lo tiene nascosto nella soffitta da fin da tre mesi! Sorpresa!

[doctor_ewhoktin]

Ahem Ahem Paddington. AHEM AHEM P A D D I N G T O N

[Sally-Helen]

Tigger likes jam or honey to.

[Skinborncarlz]

Our bear (which I don't know why we're allowed to have anyway) has strange tastes for a carnivorous animal.

[hbesteiro]

honey ended

[-Gypsy-]

an other strange italian animal :))

[Chilari]

Peruvian, i suspect in this case

[PamelaJohnson1]

Paddington's favourite is marmalade sandwiches.

[Sunshinesaway]

At the animal section they owned lions and dolphins, now the bear...how do they get them? I need one of them.

[Znaughton]

Marmalleta is also Marmalade, so "Our bear eats the marmalade" P A D D I N G T O N

[amazinggraciiee]

What does your bear do?

[Phoebe._.l]

Paddington can't seem to have enough

[sfleming82]

why is il in front of this sentence?

[mukkapazza]

The definite article (il, lo, la, i, gli, le) has to go in front of possessive adjectives (mio, tuo, suo, nostro...) unless the noun is a singular, unmodified family member:

• il nostro orso beve una birra (our bear drinks a beer)
• la tua gatta legge un libro (your cat reads a book)

BUT

• mia madre legge il giornale (my mother reads the newspaper)
• vostro zio cucina (your uncle cooks)

[George75202375]

Living in Russia be like....

[Michiel307952]

Paddington?