"In the bed there are a mattress, a blanket, and the dog."
Translation:En la lito estas matraco, litkovrilo, kaj la hundo.
June 29, 2015
12 CommentsThis discussion is locked.
This discussion is locked.
La lito ne estas via. La lito apartenas al la hundo. Vi nur dormos tie.
Shouldn't this be 'sur' instead of 'en'? All those things are on top of the bed, not inside it.
Jes, mi pensas, ke la skribisto de tiun frazon ne estas angladeneskulo.
I think that it's quite popular to say is in this context, even if it is wrong.
One of the answers in the multiple choice suggested that the female neighbor was in the bed!
In English English this is incorrect. You would say, "In the bed there is a mattress," (there is implied), " a blanket and" (there is again implied ) "a dog".