"La colțul străzii este un bărbat înalt."

Translation: At the corner of the street there is a tall man.

[Hi_From_Tom]

How would the sentence be if it was "the streets", not "the street"? Would it be "la colțul străzilor..."?

[Lurch_M]

Yes.

[Hi_From_Tom]

Mulțumesc!

[UlfGManneb]

"There is a tall man at the street corner" or possibly "There is a tall man at the corner of the street" would be english. The suggested translation is not.

[Patrick154626]

i wrote : A tall man is at the corner of the street.
Is that wrong?
Duo refused!
Is that not English?

[nahuatl1939]

where do i find the rules for plural ? how comes that strada makes strazi ?

[iiai]

A funny article about the Romanian plural here

[Lng52-._]

Sometimes there are three "iii"s. I also need to understand rules for using plural.

[ANfg91]

In context, if you were pointing someone out, you would probably say 'at the corner of the street (drawing their eye there) there is a tall man.
However if you were talking about a cafe or bank or some other fixed object you would be more likely to say 'the cafe is at the corner of the street' although you may say ' you know the corner of the street coming from the station and going to the river, there is a cafe - I'll meet you there.'
Context is important as directions tend to be different to statements of fact - it is unlikely that a tall man would permanently at the corner of a street