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Is "there are four liters there" acceptable, for instance, in response to a question like "how much milk is in that store?" As far as I can tell, "ann" is translated as "there" in Duolingo frequently.
Is the 'in it' essential? I put 'there are 4 litres' and it was marked wrong.
Because of the multiple uses of ann, 'There are 4 litres' should work, in the sense that it means "There exists 4 litres" (without context, you can't know). However, given how Duolingo likes literal translations, the 'in it' would be a better use of ann.
would it not make more sense to all both : in it /there as correct answers rather than marking "there" as red/wrong.?
"ann" is "in it".
"ionam" - "in me"
"ionat" - "in you"
"ann" - "in him/it"
"inti" - "in her/it"
"ionainn" - "in us"
"ionaibh" - "in you (plural)"
"iontu" - "in them"
"ann" is also used for "there", where it overlaps with "ansin", which also means "there".
