"That is my umbrella."
Translation:Det där är mitt paraply.
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The answer "Det är mitt paraply" was also accepted. What difference does the "där" make in this sentence?
Why paraply is not in his definite form with Det där and possesive pronun mitt. Jag förstår inte.
Why are "Det där är mitt paraply" and "Det där är min paraply" both solutions? shouldn't only "mitt" be a solution because it's "ett paraply"?
It’s normally ett paraply but some dialects say en paraply, that’s why it’s accepted.
Why would none of the words in the "multiple choice" question have a capital as it normally would?
Why is "Det där paraply är mitt" incorrect? I think within this same lesson there is a sentence written like "Det där böcker är mina" so I'm a little confused on why the word order is the way it is here.
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The sentences are similar but do not translate the same. I think it's just a matter of translating exactly as this sentence says. Compare the English for the "correct" answer and yours: That is my umbrella. That umbrella is mine.
The general meaning is the same but we have (at least) two ways of saying this in English, it's the same in Swedish.
Now det is that what happened to det där so now det is it that maybe the anything else like him her or
Could you say, "Detta är mitt paraply"? I typed this but it said it was wrong.
How is 'that' translated to 'Det'? I thought 'Att' was 'That'? Shouldn't it then be 'Att är mitt paraply'?