"I am walking straight home."

Translation: Jeg går rett hjem.

[star9005]

As for 'hjem' or 'hjemme', my Norwegian teacher always said:
"Fra A til B, uten 'e'."
;-)

[NicolaiParkers]

When is it hjem and is it hjemme?

[griffindd]

https://www.duolingo.com/comment/8751085 >
the form without the 'e' is used for when movement towards the home is being described e.g. 'Jeg går hjem' and the form with the 'e' is used to describe position relative to the home e.g. 'Jeg er hjemme'.

https://www.duolingo.com/comment/10025342 >
Hjem is used with verbs of motion.

[Ks.Tomek]

Why is "Jeg drar rett hjem" not accepted?

[KieranMcDermott]

Because it's specifically walking so it's går

[Sara_3004A]

Hjem / jeg går hjem /I am going home/ Hjemme / jeg er hjemme /I am at home/

[jankelele]

When do we say hjem and when huset?

[griffindd]

hjem = home (motion towards) ; huset = the house

[JP_Stevenson]

I love how much this sentence sounds like "I'm going right home" in English.

[Frosty4427]

Im guessing 'rett' can be used just like 'right' in English to mean the right side, and straight to.