"Palasset ligger i sentrum."

Translation: The palace is in the city center.

[effyleven]

"Downtown" is not a term used in UK, unless singing the song by Petula Clarke. We call it Town Centre or City Centre, and signposts will be marked in that way.
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[stefan337885]

Why not "in downtown" the exercise says "i sentrum" i = in. Right?

[griffindd]

"in" is only used with "downtown" in English when it's followed by the city: it's in downtown New York.

[stefan337885]

Takk!

[maxie85315]

In the UK we refer to the city center ac central. So can I say "The palace is in central?"

[elusone]

Why is the answer in the indefinite form, i.e. not "sentret" or "sentrumet"?