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How do you say "It is Peter's apple"?

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How do you say "It is Peter's apple" in spanish?

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updated Jul 4, 2013
posted by alpha5th
Hi, welcome to the forum! - rac1, Jul 4, 2013

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Es la manzana de Peter

updated Jul 4, 2013
posted by ismarodri_uy
Thank you :) - alpha5th, Jul 4, 2013
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La manzana de Pedro? García Lorca tiene un poema muy cómico que resuena con Quevedo y narices sobre la manzana de Newton--así:

NEWTON

En la nariz de Newton

cae la gran manzana,

bólido de verdades.

La última que colgaba

del árbol de la Ciencia.

El gran Newton se rasca

sus narices sajonas.

Había una luna blanca

sobre el encaje bárbaro

de las hayas.

(García Lorca)

updated Jul 4, 2013
edited by EugenioCosta
posted by EugenioCosta
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Hi.. Run your phrase through our dictionaries located at the top of the page (blue box next to the magnifying glass). Post your results here and we'll gladly help you from that point forward.

Thanks and welcome to SD!

updated Jul 4, 2013
posted by francobollo
Thank you. I did, but did not trust the answers I got from there "Es la manzana de Peter." and "Pedro es el apple.". I favor the first one. The second one, I guess, says that Peter is the apple which clearly is not the intent of the sentence. - alpha5th, Jul 4, 2013
The first one is correct. You can also say Es la manzana de Pedro. - francobollo, Jul 4, 2013