"Tamta ryba je kanapkę."

Translation: That fish is eating a sandwich.

[JoeySteeleGaming]

What fish eats sandwiches????

[timstellmach]

The question is what we know about Polish, not what we know about fish and sandwiches.

[JosephJenn11]

Polish fish do!

[Izolda_Lvovna]

Any fish, if I drop my sandwich into our pond it will be eaten by fish youth (what's the proper name?) immediately.

[KristineKr465965]

This is a world in which krab je ciasteczka. At this point we don't ask such questions.

[Yevhen_kk]

Something amazing....

[TexMexChica]

In Spanish Duolingo bears drink beer. This sandwich-eating fish does not surprise me. I bet he's eating a ruben with plenty of sauerkraut. #polishfish

[theridgeway]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIi1nnPo_r8

[icha1221]

What a weird fish

[Mr._HR]

Sandwich with fish?)))

[timstellmach]

No, sandwich for fish

[D.Sigrist]

is that the small fish which is evil ;)

[Gabriielio]

Im really confused, does it matter if its "is eating" or "eats" if it does can someome explain it because this confuses me

[mizinamo]

Both are possible translations of the Polish. Polish doesn't have a separate -ing form like English does.

[JamesMTaylor92]

My favourite 'DuoLingo-ism' so far; it's my go-to when I meet anyone Polish for the first time :D

[Andrewlorien]

My first guess was "that fish is in a sandwich"

[Jellei]

"jest w kanapce" :)

For some languages that would be "is a sandwich", yeah.

[WalterRetk1]

Should it be "tamto" ryba ( neuter)? Tamta" is "feminine

[mizinamo]

Yes, tamta is feminine; that's why you need it, since ryba is feminine, like most nouns ending in -a.

[Robyn839013]

Someone found Pudge the fish!