"Leur chien est sale."
Translation:Their dog is dirty.
March 28, 2013
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Does anyone else have a difficult time hearing the difference between "le" and "leur" in these sentences? I know it's "leur" only because of the lesson context.
With language you have to have your wits about you. Sale is an adjective, salle is a noun. 'The dog is room' doesn't make sense, and you can always tell a noun in French because articles are almost always included. 'Leur chien est une salle.' - Their dog is a room. It doesn't make sense but it is grammatically correct.