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Using adjectives to denote possession
Generally, no you don't use adjectives to denote possession. Words like mia, lia, ilia etc. look like adjectives, but they're not.
Patrina brusto clearly means mother's chest in the same way that pat …
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Ĉu oni uzu "la" aŭ "mia" kiam oni parolas pri siaj propraj korpopartoj?
Ambaŭ manieroj eblas, sed mi rekomendas la uzon de "la" en tiuj okazoj.
Paranteze, ankaŭ la angla foje uzas la artikolon.
He punched me in the gut. // Li pugnobatis min en la ventro.
Se ni dirus …
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