"Hon har en katt."

Translation: She has a cat.

[Jeannie849939]

I have just been marked wrong for putting "she has a cat" The answer duolingo gave is "she's a cat" ???

[SamuraiOwl]

Anybody else think it was "Hunden har en katt"? Please tell me I'm not alone...

[Ad_Insaniam]

Actually came to the comments to see if anyone else had this problem. Well, I guess it sounded more like "hund har en katt" to me. I listened multiple times and couldn't hear anything else.

[laurarichierich]

I have a question, the correct answer to this sentence has two English answers with totally different meanings, do you use the Swedish sentence for both?

[Zmrzlina]

Which two ones?

[laurarichierich]

It said the correct answers were 'She's a cat' and 'She has a cat' and for me she's a cat means she is a cat. ?

[Zmrzlina]

Usually, contractions are created automatically. Thus, "she has" and "she's" might be considered correct. But you're right that they shouldn't be. This sentence only means "she has a cat".

[helenaisanerd]

Okay, so, "She is a cat," isn't correct but, "She's a cat," is despite that She + is =She's

[Arnauti]

The contractions are generated automatically, so sometimes they're created where they shouldn't be.

[Jeannie849939]

Again my question was half English ???