"Zimowe dni są krótkie."

Translation: Winter days are short.

[karlr42]

I don't think this word 'dni' has appeared anywhere else in the course up to now.

[mihxal]

It's "dzień" (day) - plural "dni" or "dnie" (less common).

[Mark958555]

For that matter zimowe is new as well (we had zima, but not the adjective derived from it).

[eggdropsoap]

I haven't seen it either. I got this one as a listening exercise and got it right by pure luck.

[Jack.Elliot]

wintry days are short

this was reported

during those wintry days

and now the spring blossoms

take a look and find the literary usage

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Time

[m1k0]

Shelley would be proud

[alanpinho1992]

Prawda

[stronglica]

It doesn't accept if I put "the" in the beggining of the phrase... I wonder why.

[Jellei]

Oversight, added now.

[stronglica]

Nice :)

[Tanja-m92]

I tried "cold days are shorts"... Well, often enough there is a correlation but still not the correct translation. Oups :D Maybe next time :)

[Timoak100]

The days in winter are short, not accepted is there a difference in translation?

[Jellei]

"Dni w zimie", I guess. You changed an adjective into a noun.

Although... ok, added.

[Timoak100]

Thanks also "the days in winter are short"