"Creioanele roșii sunt ale lui Andrei."

Translation: The red pencils belong to Andrei.

[DavidONeil4]

Would "The red pencils are Andrew's" be acceptable?

[crbratu]

Should be

[PhilipNikolayev]

Yes, it's actually the best translation.

[BenYoung84]

I've reported the version using Andrei's.

[PhilipNikolayev]

"The red pencils are Andrew's" should be the default solution since it is both correct and closest to the original.

[29.bs6s0/UnanYNp]

Not accepted 1-7-2018.

[L.Reis]

Still not accepted 24/08/2018

[OscarCaf]

Still not accepted 06/10/2018

[DevG07]

Still not accepted 10/29/2018

[Mapka15]

Still not accepted 2019/02/06

[-Sveznalica-]

Still not accepted 16/3/2019... and reported...

[mjhillman06]

Still not accepted 2019-May-09.

[redactedname85]

is lui mandatory? Would creioanele roșii sunt ale Andrei be enough?

[crbratu]

"lui" is mandatory. "Ale" is just a preposition. "Ale mele / ale tale / ale lui / ale ei / ale noastre / ale voastre / ale lor" = mine / yours / his / hers / ours / yours / theirs.

[redactedname85]

Thank you, so they always go hand-to-hand. I thought you could leave out the pronoun if the noun is explicit.