"Riña līris."

Translation: The girl is smiling.

[Cailean_Seoilidh]

Could this also be translated as "The smiling girl"?

[Dedalvs]

No. "The smiling girl" is a sentence fragment, and this is a full sentence with a conjugated verb. Furthermore, we haven't learned participles yet. When eventually you do learn participles (when the expanded tree comes out), you'll learn that to say "the smiling girl" you'd need to say līrare riña.

[CWPChampKing]

This is an interesting sentence.
Rina Iiris.....

[JakeCamern1]

Why doesn't it use 'the girl smiles' as a valid answer? I'm new to this language, so excuse me if i'm wrong. :)

[Dedalvs]

That's a valid answer. If you enter it, it will be accepted.