"Oni nie wierzą w żadnego boga."

Translation: They do not believe in any god.

[dolores146406]

my correct response was marked incorrect!

[Findil]

Maybe you made a typo without even realizing it.

[MartinPiot]

Why does "w żadnego boga" appear in the genitive (accusative?) rather than locative case? Is it because of the negation?

[Jellei]

Not every instance of "in" uses Locative, basically Locative is used when "in" means "inside".

"to believe in" ("wierzyć w") takes Accusative.

[MartinPiot]

Makes sense. Thanks.

[Ubeogesh]

Jak powiedział kiedyś jeden sławny polak, "dość już tych bogów, dajce mi człowieka".

[Jellei]

Ładny cytat :)

Literówka: "dajcie".

[golden.plover]

Should "They don't trust any god" be accepted?

[alik1989]

That's almost the opposite of this sentence. Making a decision on whether or not to trust someone presupposes that you believe in their existence.

[chce_polski]

The w is very hard to hear on the read aloud exercise.

[Jellei]

It's there. Prepositions like that generally get 'almost glued' to the next word, so it's more like "wżadnego", but I can hear it.

[BersiNjrds]

"They do not believe in a god" says wrong, but why?

[alik1989]

Well, it does make sense, but I'd say we need a word to translate 'żadnego'. Otherwise the emphasis as well as the possibility of mutliple gods might get lost in translation.