"Sie testen euch."

Translation: They are testing you.

[DeeRamm]

DL came back with "Another correct solution: Now they are testing you."

Where does the "Now" come from?

[whorn]

How is that seriously a translation? How about 'you test yourselves'?

[Beneficium]

I suppose that would have to be 'du testest dich' or 'Sie testen sich' or 'Ihr testet euch'

[JacobAnderson8]

Why is it euch and not dich?

[DeeRamm]

I think it could be either. "Euch" is plural "you", "dich" is singular "you".

[TimWalkey]

What the heck is this? I put "you test yourselves" and it says the correct answer is "you test yall"???

[TunggulHut]

I heard the male voice (with normal speed) said "Sie sind neu" :-)

[devopstom]

Very portal2

[17097]

There will be cake.

[MatthewPJohnson]

In English this can also have the meaning that someone is deliberately annoying you to try to get you to lose your temper. Can it have this meaning in German too?