"Come with me to the southern coast of France!"

Translation: Venu kun mi al la suda marbordo de Francio!

[TheRealFlenuan]

Mi amas la sudo marbordo de Francio… <З

[lyubomirv]

"la sudan marbordon"

[PetersonSi15]

Why does it have to be marbordo instead of bordo??

[relox84]

Tial la mediteranea maro ne estas lando, ĉu vere ?

[PetersonSi15]

Mi komprenas, ke ne ĉia bordo estas marbordo... sed ĉia marbordo... estas bordo! Ĉu ne?

[TheKinglyWe]

instead of "al la suda" cant i just put "suden" because i was marked wrong

[vikungen]

Not in this case, as marbordo de Francio needs an adjective, not an adverb denoting motion.

You could say: Venu kun mi suden.

Though not: Venu kun mi suden || marbordo de Francio As this sentence wouldn't be connected in any way.

So in this case it must be: Venu kun mi al la suda marbordo de Francio!

[TheKinglyWe]

Dankon

[traevoli]

vikungen is right. However, although it doesn't work as a translation of the exercise, you could say "Venu kun mi suden al la marbordo de Francio" and it would be implied that you're going to the southern coast.