"Spiser sauer grønnsaker?"

Translation: Do sheep eat vegetables?

[Ariush]

No, they doesn't. They eat books ^^^^^^

[MateoMalave4]

Does the flavor of the book vary based on age, genre, or author?

[ronniesseb]

Of course, "the cat in the hat" doesn't have the same taste as "mein kampf"

[Reid_FL]

Does "grønnsaker" roughly translate into "green things"?

[Klaus650857]

Yes

[xxlisaaa_]

That's awesome

[21379769]

I hear the lady saying: "spiser SAURER...". Is this how one pronounces "sauer" or is it a program bug?

[Botherghost]

I hear it too, and that's NOT how it is normally pronounced.

[Kanishka832479]

Ja! Sauer er vegetarianere

[ParisSheri2]

The great question to life. Do sheep eat vegetables. Is grass considered a vegetable?

[Fotraki]

is "sauer" sheep or sheeps?

[MarkBennett6]

In English: one sheep, two sheep. "*sheeps" is not used, except when cute four year old children make this understandable mistake. ;)

[3Rav3n3]

Out of curiousity, how does one clarify between "Does [animal] eat [food item]" and "Is [animal] eating [food item]"? I'm sure I'll learn it in a later lesson, just curious right now. Thanks in advance.

[jbolliger_vafud]

How do you know when it is "Do sheep eat vegetables?", and when it is "Are sheep eating vegetables?" Because the sentence structure ia the same

[Kirsten504612]

I put 'Are the sheep eating vegetables?' I got it wrong

[Izaak879349]

the sheep – sauene

[duolingoHepCat]

Why is "are the sheep eating vegetables" incorrect?

[Brooke361932]

A valid question

[Beryelce]

is "sauer" sheep or sheeps? it says plural but when ı write sheeps it says wrong

[NessaBag]

'Sheep' is both the singular and plural word for 'Sheep', unlike 'Ram' or 'Rams'