"The little girl often jumps in the house."

Translation: La malgranda knabino ofte saltas en la domo.

[DrewAJV]

I'm glad that it accepts "knabineto" as well as "malgranda knabino"

[Joffysloffy]

They also accept ‘eta knabino’ :)!

[RomajiAmulo]

What is "eta"?

[Joffysloffy]

-et is the suffix for something small, whence eta, as an adjective, just means ‘small’ and is pretty much synonymous with malgranda.

[beyarkay]

Is there a particular reason why it is "knabineto" as opposed to "knabetino"?

[KajMiaHakilo]

So if you changed "domo" to "domon" would it be, "The girl often jumps into the house"?

[Joffysloffy]

Precisely!

[KajMiaHakilo]

That must hurt

[Joffysloffy]

Not if they stand right in front of an open front door and make a tiny hop forwards ;).

[draquila]

Does "little" here imply a young age as it does in English?

[Smalde]

No, I think that it implies only that she is small. But I am not sure.

[Toniseisco]

would also it be OK: "la malgranda knabino ofte saltas dome"?

[Joffysloffy]

Yes, I believe that would also work.

[cornbread4036]

I visualized a girl jumping into a doll house, so I made house accusative. XD