"Minha mãe é filha de trabalhadores rurais."

Translation: My mother is a daughter of rural workers.

[reno300]

Shouldn't it be "é uma filha" ? I don't recall seeing the 'uma' omitted like this until now.

[Danmoller]

It's ok to omit.

[petee0518]

If omitted, is it always the indefinite article?

[Danmoller]

I'm not sure if I can say that....

You omit because the entire expression works kind of an adjective.

[todji]

Not in english though

[deactivated user]

I do not understood why my answer was not accepted: "My mother is a rural workers' daughter".

[emeyr]

My mother is a rural worker's daughter. (daughter of one rural worker)
My mother is a daughter of rural workers. (daughter of two rural workers)

[deactivated user]

Thank you! Maybe I should have written: My mother is rural workers' daughter??

[emeyr]

You can say: My mother is these rural workers' daughter. (indicating specific rural workers)

[deactivated user]

I understood now. Thank you!

[emeyr]

Could this sentence be written as "...filha dos trabalhadores rurais."?

[petee0518]

this would be "daughter of THE rural workers" which is slightly different

[CarloGamag1]

a both speeds I hear curais not rurais! I have already reported many times that your voice over are not always good but of course is very good to listen. Only small adjustments here and there are needed!!