"Garson makarna yer."
Translation:The waiter eats pasta.
3 years ago
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MauriceReeves
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I like how 'Garson' was just lifted directly from the French. :-D
3 years ago
Selcen_Ozturk
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you wrote "garcon hahaha", which is not telling anything [I'll delete my comment after you read]
3 years ago
It was just a missing alternative. I had to go back in and add these back, as noodles and pasta are different things in my dialect of English (and I was the only native English speaker on the course while we were developing the course). I realized later this isn't the case for everyone :) It has been added now.
2 years ago
"Garson makarna yer" Is it talking about a specific waiter or waiters in general?
1 year ago
Lng52-._
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So, you could use either "a" or "the" as an article for "waiter"?
11 months ago
