No. 536 in Romanian

problemele

"The problems."

In a sentence

Problemele sunt rezolvate de elevi.
The problems are solved by the students.
In this sentence, 'problemele' refers to the plural definite form of 'problemă,' emphasizing specific problems discussed in context.
Am discutat toate problemele din raport.
We discussed all the problems in the report.
Here, 'problemele' is used in the accusative plural definite form meaning 'the problems,' indicating issues specifically identified within the report.
Problemele lor sunt extrem de complexe.
Their problems are extremely complex.
In this context, 'problemele' denotes possession, showing that the problems belong to 'lor,' or 'them,' making it a possessive construct.

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