"Koń lubi mleko."

Translation: A horse likes milk.

[PolaknotPolak]

poor horse, why would you feed it milk?

[DogChewedOpals]

I no it is so sad

[Ninjune]

Why isn't The horse acceptable? Why does it have to be A horse?

[Erik173910]

I have the same question

[Jellei]

"The horse" is an accepted answer (starred even), it definitely should have worked.

[idanlipin]

Tylko kiedy on jest młody

[virshin]

Why not Loves?

[Jellei]

Loving is a lot stronger than liking.

[rai3in]

horses do not like milk, it gives them diarrhea, unless 'foul' and 'horse milk' was meant?

[Jellei]

It's just a sentence teaching language (and there's very little vocabulary and grammar to choose from at this stage), it doesn't have to be factually correct.

[emptycan1]

so is ń pronounced like ni ?

[Jellei]

On one hand, it's easy to say that "ni" and "ń" is the same sound. But they are a bit different.

As in 'ni' you have 'i', it is pronounced in a way. It's a bit like "ńi".

"ni" is written before vowels, "ń" before consonants and at the end of the word - at least the word in Nominative.

As actually "koń" is Nominative singular, but "koni" is Genitive plural. Too early to discuss Genitive, I guess ;)

[Patrick.-]

Is "ń" pronounced like "ñ" in Spanish?

[Jellei]

Well, it's for sure the closest that you can probably get to the Polish ń from the knowledge of other languages. But I'd say that it's shorter than the Spanish one.

[DogChewedOpals]

It is going to die

[Steveyy]

I put "Kot" because I completely forgot the answer and it was correct?

[alik1989]

Do you have a screenshot of that by any chance?

[Steveyy]

Unfortunately not but if it does it again I will post