"Gyakran vagyok férfi."

Translation: Often, I am a man.

[yo8yall]

Great sentence for drag kings.

[Fint10]

This is a poor example sentence to expect during a language learning early stage where the concentration is on basic expected sentences. This type of sentence is rather rare and would not be common. Please adjust the examples to match closer to expected content. Using such odd sentences creates issues and knocks learners capability to learn. As hoss-some says 'great for drag kings' but little use for any other occasion.

[Heroldnak]

The objective was to teach what "Gyakran" means. Thanks to this sentence, I will never forget it.

[YHamiri]

Thank you, Now people stop complaining

[Hetalia...]

Conchita Wurst?

[garrypas]

Who doesn't need phrases like these every day?

[BorosDani0]

Ennek mi értelme van???

[cerulean9]

semmi.

[szekelyga]

Azt hiszem, semmi, bár a mai világban ki tudja... :D

[marismourao]

I love this weird sentences from Duolingo. People don't get it is just a joke

[ffffionnnn]

I mean, genderfluid people exist...

[Nathalie17885]

It's funny

[franci.bon]

why am I allowed to drop the article here? shouldn't it be 'gyakran vagyok egy férfi'?

[cerulean9]

When you use a linking verb with a noun ('I am a man,' 'she is a doctor,' etc.), you don't need an indefinite article: férfi vagyok, Éva orvos, Géza katona, etc. If you wanted to specify that someone is THE whatever, you would use a definite article (e.g., she's the doctor).

[franci.bon]

köszi!

[wxfrog]

The rest of the time I'm a Martian.

[ffffionnnn]

Can I just remind you guys that genderfluid people exist

[blurflux]

I am always here for nonbinary visibility

[KazIle1]

A woman otherwise? Igen?

[GrubbaFong]

Often I am a cucumber. Riduculous choice of learning sentence.

[FarkasJozs5]

And not so often?

[CliveWilto]

Strange sentence