'aunty is greeting her caretaker" या अभिव्यक्तीचे परकीय भाषेतील समान रूप निवडण्यासाठी दिलेली उदाहरणे अभ्यासा व दिलेले नियम वापरा येथे नियमाला अपवाद नाही आणि फक्त पुरवलेल्या अभिव्यक्तीतून तयार झालेले नियमच लागू पडतात.
kolpo samopoak vadol - pupil called her aunty
amcili ruzeme mowdol - woman florist greeted teacher
kulpo ruzemeak sotarik - the school girl is requesting her teacher
deatalo kolpo naksrik - the caretaker is scolding the pupil

The correct answer is Option B (somopo deataloak mowrik.).

Key Points:
• Sentence 1: kolpo samopoak vadol = pupil called her aunty
• Sentence 4: deatalo kolpo naksrik = the caretaker is scolding the pupil
• Comparing 1 and 4: "kolpo" = "pupil".
• From 4, "deatalo" = "caretaker" and "naksrik" = "is scolding".
• From 1, since "kolpo" is pupil, "samopoak" and "vadol" mean "called" and "her aunty".
• Sentence 2: amcili ruzeme mowdol = woman florist greeted teacher
• Sentence 3: kulpo ruzemeak sotarik = the school girl is requesting her teacher
• Comparing 2 and 3: "ruzeme/ruzemeak" = "teacher / her teacher". The suffix "-ak" implies "her [noun]".
• Therefore, in "samopoak", "samopo" = "aunty", and "-ak" makes it "her aunty".
• Verbs: "vadol" = called, "mowdol" = greeted. "naksrik" = is scolding, "sotarik" = is requesting.
• Rule: Past tense verbs end in "-dol". Present continuous ("is ...ing") end in "-rik".
• So, "is greeting" = "mow" (from mowdol) + "rik" = "mowrik".
• We need to translate: "aunty is greeting her caretaker"
• aunty = samopo
• her caretaker = deatalo + ak = deataloak
• is greeting = mowrik
• Applying the word order (Subject + Object + Verb as seen in the examples):
• samopo deataloak mowrik.
• Option 2 matches this perfectly.
• Key Takeaway: Break down artificial language puzzles by identifying common words across sentences, and look for prefixes/suffixes that denote tense (e.g., -dol, -rik) or possession (e.g., -ak).