"En jente spiser ris."

Translation: A girl is eating rice.

[nick_kitax124]

Whats the difference btn "eats" and "is eating" in translation?

[iamdonovan]

Ei jente har ingen navn.

[LukaJovic1]

Ei jente would be right too?

[Deliciae]

Indeed it would.

[LukaJovic1]

Tusen takk!

[Kayleigh349548]

I typed "the girl is eating rice", and it told me I was wrong, that is should be "the girl is eating rice"
...
What?

[Kayleigh349548]

Nevermind, I misread. It should have been "a girl" not "the girl".

[212649533697what]

No its wrong
the girl = jenta
A girl = en jente

[LucasEduar222073]

Ei jente eller en jente?

[Deliciae]

Either, but be consistent. For Norwegians, it comes down to dialect.

[JudithLeeP]

Is it jente or jenta?

[HorseTV2]

Why is "A girl eats rice" wrong?

[Cordell.40]

Why "En jente er et barn" was given me wrong (it should have been "ei jente") but here "en jente spiser ris" is correct?

[Deliciae]

Both "en" and "ei" are correct, but for listening exercises you need to enter the one that's actually being said.

[Renaissance_Man.]

Seems 'A girl eats rice' is also correct.