"They drink chocolate milk."
Translation:Ili trinkas ĉokoladan lakton.
May 28, 2015
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What is the difference between ĉokolada (and the object version ĉokoladan) and ĉokolada (and the object version ĉokoladon)?
One is adjective and the other noun?
If so, then adjective also take the "object" -n mark?
Remark on the Tree: if it's an ADJ./NOUN difference, shouldn't the tree separate the two lexemes "noun ĉokolado" and "ADJ ĉokolada"?