"La nokto estas tre longa."

Translation: The night is very long.

[dtnansel]

I wonder how you say "...and full of terrors"?

[adromu]

"... kaj plena da teruroj" XD

[Liam265684]

So... La nokto estas tre longa kaj plena da teruroj?

[mchacond]

I wonder if "dark" will be "malluma"?... So the whole phrase would be "La nokto estas malluma kaj plena da teruroj"

Update: Thanks to Tom-Morgan for the phrase!

[RafaelBezerraDo]

La nokto estas malluma kaj plena je teruroj.

[NadiaCrisB]

hahaha...perfect!

[Navi_Land]

hahahaha that was good hahaa

[Tom-Morgan]

Ĉar la nokto estas malluma, kaj plena de teruroj.

[MWG001]

Kio estas mortintoj povas neniam morti.

[Tom-Morgan]

Ĉiuj homoj devas morti.

[ThelmOSo]

Ĉiuj homoj devas servi.

[JesseRull]

"the night is really long" whats wrong with that?

[TBruno1]

How abot 'The night is TOO long'?
They say its not correct
=………[

[StephenH0]

too is" tro"

[Karelejka]

same problem here

[acebeckster]

It seems right to me (Then again, I'm no expert) so you could report it

[avocadohummus]

When would you use tre vs. multe?

[Susan2538]

So far I think that "tre" is like French and means "very" and "multe" means " a lot". La knabino laboras multe. The girl works a lot.

[sbvittor]

"The night is so long" Is it wrong??

[salivanto]

That would be "tiel longa"

[BonBonChat]

is this based off of latin or no?

[MeleeNess23]

A big portion of Esperanto is based off of Romance languages which originated from Latin, so I would say yes/no.

[mbalicki]

Which word about do you ask specifically? :) You can find the etymology of many Esperanto words at Wiktionary.

[Salgodj]

Solstício de inverno

[cheruchan262]

I thought that adgjectives end in o? This would be an adjective, correct?

[-Zorua-]

It's nouns that end in O. Adjectives end in A.

[cheruchan262]

lol thank you not sure why I messed this up

[Ender294546]

Omg thank you multe #beginer

[RhydianDavies]

The "tre" is messing me up because it's similar to Spanish for "too much", so I translated this as "too long". How would you say "The night is too long?"

[salivanto]

... tro longa

[idiomas-isaac]

Is there a difference between "very" and "so ???? Doulingo never accepts the word "so"

[mbalicki]

Sure there is. :)

Very means “to a great extent or degree, extremely, truly”, while so means “to that extent, to the degree stated”. For example you can say:

It was very hot outside. — The temperature outside was high.

and

It was so hot outside that all the plants died. — The high temperature outside caused all the plants to die.

[HiMeCriss]

Kaj malfelica :(