Questions & Answers about La panoramo de la pinto estas bela.
Because Esperanto uses la separately for each noun that is definite.
- la panoramo = the panorama
- la pinto = the peak / the summit
So if both nouns are specific, both can take la. Esperanto does not have a special genitive ending like English peak’s here; instead it keeps each noun in its normal form and uses de between them.
De is a very common preposition in Esperanto. In sentences like this, it often means something like:
- of
- from
- related to
So de la pinto connects panoramo with pinto and shows the relationship between them.
A learner should know that de is broad in meaning. Its exact sense depends on context. In different sentences, de can express possession, source, origin, material, or connection.