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adjective vs adverb
trop lent -> too slow
trop lentement -> too slowly
K, they cant mean same thing?
Like «Trop lent» mean adverb too?
My translator keeps giving me it
lent is always an adjective
Not for just lent
Can you send the example?
Wdym?
I say « Too slowly » it says « Trop lent » not lentement
Its exactly slowly
?
This is one of the cases where machine translators aren't the best. It's trying to translate a sentence fragment without relevant context
Oh
I tried with english and it worked
I tried with russian but adjective and adverb are different
Hm
Depending on what its models have been trained with, results may vary