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Andres.Campe
698
How would I say Corinna is doing THE journey and not A(n) undetermined journey? I cannot get that without articles yet. I studied Russian, also with cases and almost no article this difference between determined and undetermined was solved. Also in Chinese with no articles but counting classifiers. How is it in Latin?
MrJonLott
407
You could say "Corinna illud iter facit." Illud here being the accusative neuter demonstrative pronoun (ille, illa, illud) meaning "that."
krista189497
919
I had the wrong spelling in the name just useless typing error and was marked wrong. In my opinion in language learning the occasional name mishap should perhaps be accepted if the understanding of the language is present.