"La sukero kaj la butero estas por nia kuko."

Translation: The sugar and the butter are for our cake.

[TheKinglyWe]

the more i learn about esperanto, the more i realize i have no idea how to speak english, ha ha

[theBarkingSpider]

I typed "is" as well

[theBarkingSpider]

❤❤❤❤❤❤! I did it again!

[donaldo_zouras]

I didn't even understand why it was wrong at first.

[michfuchs]

So hard to hear the difference between "nia" and "mia"...

[giannamorphs]

The sugar and butter is for our cake should have been accepted...

[Thareros]

If you want to write some Esperanto poetry, I think "butero", "sukero", and "telero" are good words to get started with.

[OKADAHumik]

Pardonon. Mi lernas

[OKADAHumik]

Mi lernas la anglan per Eaperanto. Pardonon!

[BossLearner87]

Butter and sugar are both continuous nouns, so "are" is wrong.

[Andrew872711]

I'm not familiar with the term "continuous noun." Would you care to elaborate?

[StefanoOES]

You do not say the butter ARE for our cake. If you say butters, then 'are is

[OKADAHumik]

Mi eraris en funlciado de la sagxa telefono. Mi bedaixris tipn!