"Do you love your neighbors?"

Translation: Er du glad i naboene dine?

[AlsEenPoffertje]

Is there much of a distance between "elsker" and "er glad i"? Are there situations where you would use one but not the other?

[razordead]

When speaking of love of people: "elsker" is romantic love, while "glad i" is for friends and family. I have seen "elsker" used to describe things that are loved, obviously not romantically.

[AlsEenPoffertje]

Tusen takk for forklaringen! :D

[JoeWerner2]

I am really glad that they use it correctly here!

[evgenymostovoy]

why "er du glad i naboene sine" is not correct?

[Lolgast]

'Sine' can only be used when the subject is 'hun' or 'han' (If I understood it correctly). Since this sentence has 'du' as subject, 'dine' is the correct word to use.

[AlsEenPoffertje]

It can also be used when "de" is the subject. It's used for third person pronouns, as well as nouns.

[Lolgast]

Thanks for the addition!