"Lei ha un giornale."
Translation:She has a newspaper.
December 28, 2012
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Catia9
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I don't understand why they say the answer is: 'She has a newspaper' OR 'You have got a newspaper.' Why the 'got'? I said: 'You have/She has a newspaper.' I don't see why that's wrong - ?
It says translate this: Lei ha un giornale. So it goes like this: Lei - She, ha - verb Avere (Have) for 3rd 'face' so HAS, un giornale that follows, so giornale means newspaper and un means 'a'. You put it together and you have your sentence translated: She has a newspaper. :) You can't wrote 'you have' because it is clear that Lei ha stands for She has. Verb Avere (Have - In English): Io ho, Tu hai, Lui/Lei ha, Noi abbiamo, Voi abbiate, Loro hanno. It is not regular verb.