menu
Tatoeba
language
Register Log in
language English
menu
Tatoeba

chevron_right Register

chevron_right Log in

Browse

chevron_right Show random sentence

chevron_right Browse by language

chevron_right Browse by list

chevron_right Browse by tag

chevron_right Browse audio

Community

chevron_right Wall

chevron_right List of all members

chevron_right Languages of members

chevron_right Native speakers

search
clear
swap_horiz
search

Sentence #2229576

info_outline Metadata
warning
Your sentence was not added because the following already exists.
Sentence #{{vm.sentence.id}} — belongs to {{vm.sentence.user.username}} Sentence #{{vm.sentence.id}}
{{vm.sentence.furigana.info_message}} {{vm.sentence.text}}
star This sentence belongs to a native speaker.
warning This sentence is not reliable.
content_copy Copy sentence info Go to sentence page
subdirectory_arrow_right
warning
{{transcription.info_message}}
Translations
Unlink this translation link Make into direct translation chevron_right
{{translation.furigana.info_message}} {{translation.text}} Existing sentence #{{::translation.id}} has been added as a translation.
edit Edit this translation
warning This sentence is not reliable.
content_copy Copy sentence info Go to sentence page
subdirectory_arrow_right
warning
{{transcription.info_message}}
Translations of translations
Unlink this translation link Make into direct translation chevron_right
{{translation.furigana.info_message}} {{translation.text}} Existing sentence #{{::translation.id}} has been added as a translation.
edit Edit this translation
warning This sentence is not reliable.
content_copy Copy sentence info Go to sentence page
subdirectory_arrow_right
warning
{{transcription.info_message}}
{{vm.expandableIcon}} {{vm.sentence.expandLabel}} Fewer translations

Comments

AlanF_US AlanF_US December 6, 2015 December 6, 2015 at 5:26:36 PM UTC link Permalink

Note that this is true of Esperanto, not of languages in general. Actually, I can't think of another language for which this is true.

PaulP PaulP December 6, 2015, edited December 6, 2015 December 6, 2015 at 5:30:08 PM UTC, edited December 6, 2015 at 5:33:17 PM UTC link Permalink

German e.g. "Er geht in die Stadt" <-> "Er ist in der Stadt".
And Latin: Se in castra recipiunt.

Aleksandro40 Aleksandro40 December 6, 2015 December 6, 2015 at 7:28:34 PM UTC link Permalink

-> Alan, You have right.

AlanF_US AlanF_US December 7, 2015 December 7, 2015 at 3:37:28 AM UTC link Permalink

Ah, that's true. I can't believe I didn't think of German. I don't know Latin.

Metadata

close

Lists

Sentence text

License: CC BY 2.0 FR

Logs

This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #2229572A tárgyeset az eszperantóban irányt jelöl, azaz valamely hely felé való mozgást..

La akuzativo montras direkton, t. e. movadon al ia loko.

added by Aleksandro40, February 17, 2013

La akuzativo en Esperanto montras direkton, t. e. movadon al ia loko.

edited by Aleksandro40, December 6, 2015