"Az orosz óvónő a folyó fölött úszik."

Translation: The Russian kindergarten teacher is swimming above the river.

[fekundulo]

I wonder how she does that.

[woolfool]

If russians wanted you to swim above the water, believe me, you would learn it as well. :)

[MelAbeta]

There have been so many flying kindergarten teachers in the Hungarian duolingo lessons: It must be a thing.

[Listy77]

I smell another doping scandal!

[spiraldancing]

I think this is supposed to mean, like, in the lake that the river flows out of, or something similar ... but this sentence--at least in English--is really bad, even by Duolingo standards.

[MojitoGreen]

How is this possible in reality?

[PolyglotTurtle]

she is probably a Muggle and a pure-blood wizard must have used a Levitation Charm on her... :)

[Patricia460976]

I wrote "sails above the river" and was marked wrong. :(

[1158534388]

I would have a look at it! Megnézném!

[clairelanc3]

What a woman!

[Tielbert]

Russian kindergarten teachers and Buk missiles often look very alike.

[1158534388]

No. That she is a Russian.

[clairelanc3]

How can she achieve that?

[1158534388]

Sehogy. Ez egy értelmetlen mondat.

[Kathy979841]

Maybe she is part of the russian force in Crimea and its a new tactic. Better camoflage would be under the water. Why is it always kindergarten teachers that do these weird things.

[Lesleyne]

Nursery school teacher - Please!!!

[douglasDan354296]

how can anyone swim above a river?

[douglasDan354296]

how does one swim above a river? is she swimming in air?