"Mis manzanas no son rojas."

Translation: My apples are not red.

[bshamaym]

Aha, then the apples must be green! My favorite!

[Jon02]

I like both, green and yellow, red and green

[testlang2]

what about yellow?

[rosebudk]

Yeah.

[rosebudk]

If they're not red then they must be green... or yellow... or pink...

[Razeeman]

Maybe they are "amarillas"? :)

[Sidmcreyno]

Some apples are green and yellow

[ajabrams]

Mis manzanas son negro. Se quedaron en el tazán demasiado tiempo

[stupiz]

they might be black!

[liamt.king]

I was thinking this should be "Mis manzanas no están rojas" because estar tells the condition, or how, something is. Where did I go wrong?

[testlang2]

what are cruddy apples?

[CocoaMo]

So then, they're probably golden delicious or granny smith. . . or pink lady apples. Yum!

[carlaquest]

Maybe they're hot pink alien apples.

[ekovatsenko]

I accidentally said read instead of red XD

[testlang2]

Do not try and eat the apple, that is impossible. Instead, try to realize the truth. "The truth?"
There is no apple.

[FRISCOGARY]

There is no "try" only "do or do not"- Yoda

[Dr.Valenti]

Or the apples might be pink Fuji apples.

[benedette]

Sono italianaaaaaa

[texasgirl17]

They're purple.

[MyEmeraldLife18]

Mis means my

Manzanas means apples

no means not

son means is/are

rojas means red

[Sashacat72]

blue is waaaaaaaaaaaay better

[kittykat688020]

Literally the sentence before this was ¨the red apple¨
Duolingo stop messing with my mind

[LeeJones398855]

Wait, so the color has to follow gender and plural rules as well? I think I need a couple of Strongs drinks. Yep, makes perfect sense.

[rosebudk]

If they're not red then they must be green... or yellow... or pink...

[Peachie17]

If the apples aren't red, are they purple, or blue.

[xzaviatell]

no son
aren't
are
they're
rojas