Hi Murilo,
There isn't any verb here. Does it simply mean "There is a bird in the sky", even without a verb?
Hi Eldad
The Russian translation means rather "The bird is in the sky".
Hi Selena,
Thanks, I did understand the Russian sentence (and agreed with your comment there ;-))
However, I only addressed here the Portuguese, regardless of the Russian.
They are the direct translations of each other, so they must match, I think.
Of course. ☺
But I'm asking about the Portuguese. ☺
I've changed the sentence. Thank you!
You're welcome! :-)
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