"Have you seen my little cat?"
Translation:Har du sett min lilla katt?
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... han är vit och han är svart
bark - skälla, sound: vov or voff
snarl - morra, sound: grrr
wimper - gnälla, sound: ?
Why is it "lilla" and not "liten"?
Edit: ah, is it because it's a possession?
Yeah, it's because of the possessive pronoun "min". It's a difficult rule to get used to, at least for me.
When there is 'my/your/her' etc doesnt that mean the corresponding noun needs a definite article?
Difference between lilla lille and liten please ??? Driving myself crazy
I'm not swedish but from my understanding, it's "liten/litet" is for indefinite ("en liten katt, ett litet hus"), and lille/lilla are for definites, but "lille" can optionally be used only if the word is explicitly/obviously masculine (den lilla hunden, det lilla äpplet, den lilla/lille pojken)
In which lesson is little (lite/lille) learned? Everything I found was in adjective 1 section, in the tips & tricks, the following:
A couple of adjectives have irregular forms:
en liten pojke, ett litet hus, små katter
den lille/lilla pojken, det lilla huset, de små katterna