"In the bed there are a mattress, a blanket, and the dog."

Translation: En la lito estas matraco, litkovrilo, kaj la hundo.

[MauriceReeves]

La lito ne estas via. La lito apartenas al la hundo. Vi nur dormos tie.

[talideon]

Built-in heating!

[aurie_lehleh92]

Well, dogs will share :)

[JakeH1]

Does anybody else find the English translation to be awkward as ❤❤❤❤?

[Ungewitig_Wiht]

Jes, mi pensas, ke la skribisto de tiun frazon ne estas angladeneskulo.

[ActualGoat]

I think that it's quite popular to say is in this context, even if it is wrong.

[lyubomirv]

Shouldn't this be 'sur' instead of 'en'? All those things are on top of the bed, not inside it.

[Juha_Metsakallas]

Absolute.

[NicolasGat19]

I am wondering the same.

[Ellenspeaking]

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".

[Q-Allat]

Bone! Mi ne povas dormi sen hundo

[donaldo_zouras]

One of the answers in the multiple choice suggested that the female neighbor was in the bed!

[UncleLex1]

Malbona, malbona hundo!