"In front of my car, two cats are playing."

Translation: Antaŭ mia aŭto, du katoj ludas.

[Rgerst]

There should be more questions like these, where it shows multiple ways of saying the same thing. It would help make learning alternative word orders (such as noun-adjective rather than adj-noun) much easier. We definitely don't want people from different native languages not being able to understand each other quickly in spoken conversation due to a lack of understanding of sentence structure.

[Mingan8]

Why is there a comma in Antaŭ mia aŭto, du katoj ludas but not in Antaŭ mia aŭto ludas du katoj?

[danielqsc]

I think it's only because the English translation has one. There are no strict rules about commas in Esperanto - the common usage of commas (e.g. "Mi diris, ke mi konas lin") is only a tradition that most people follow, but it's not mandatory.

[maspik]

Why isn't 'katoj' the accusative 'katojn'?

isn't it a direct object of 'ludas'?

[Mutusen]

No, it's the subject.

[maspik]

right. thanks.

[frnandoh]

Do kial "mia aŭto" ne havas -n?

[salivanto]

No motion into that location.

https://blogs.transparent.com/esperanto/keys-to-understanding-esperanto-prepositions/