Hinn 21. nóvember 2005 lét kunphuzil þetta frá sér fara:

> In exercise 3.2 of lesson 3 it asks to translate
>
> "Do you two eat the whole cheese?"
>
> into Old Norse. Though, previously it was said
>
> "The definite declension of adjectives is not presented here yet,
> since it is modelled on a noun declension not yet introduced."
>
> How then can one perform this exercise lacking the knowledge of the
> definite declension for adjectives?

Good question. You're supposed to use the indefinite form here, though that may not be clear from the explanations in the lessons. I honestly don't remember those lessons very well. It's been a long time since we wrote them...

nom. allr ostrinn
acc. allan ostinn

(= all the cheese)

The pronoun/adjective "allr" never takes the indefinite form. I don't know why :)

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