"The apple of Anna is red."

Translation: Mărul Anei este roșu.

[21sELslC]

We would never say this in English; we would say, "Anna's apple is red".

[xrebekahx]

You can type that in (on the computer version) and it accepts it. Mobile is weird.

[Lingvamanto]

This sentence seems to have two correct answers:
"Mărul Anei este roșu" and "Mărul lui Anna este roșu".

Is there any difference between them? As far as I know, whenever a noun or a personal name ends in -a, it must change to -ei rather than follow the "lui [Nominative]" form.

[Berila130]

Yes, that's the rule, the exception being boys' names that end in "a". However, some people do say things like "Mărul lui Anna este roșu" even if it's not correct.

[annshires]

what is the difference between this sentence and the same sentence translated as mărul anti este roșu

[liftbear]

Why is an N taken out of Annas name? What about a name like Joshua?

[Patrick154626]

This is incorrect! This is a popular expression, correct expression is:
Mărul Anei este roșu .
If you select on of the 3 options The only way to respond correctly is to choose :
Mărul lui Anna este roșu..
It would mean that Anna is a boy or you are in the street and speak local popular language.