"Noen bygder har aviser."

Translation: Some villages have newspapers.

[rosepaca]

...But many have elephants!

[Tom642395]

The elephants have to have something to read. The sheep ate all the books.

[Gilligan94]

Difference between "noen" and "noe" again? I can't find the lesson that outlines it

[ArdaRand]

"Noen" is for countable nouns. "Noe" is for uncountable nouns.

[Gilligan94]

Tusen takk!

[JacekWilka]

Does it mean that some villages in a particular area print some local newspapers so that you can buy them and read some local news?
Or the meaning is similar to the sentence that "Mange bygder har elefanter" :)

[MelanieLong]

why is "town" not correct? is it that the bot is understanding "town" to be a larger community grouping or something? towns are small here. cities are larger. i have never heard anyone use "hamlet" or "village" unless they were trying purposefully to use more flavor in their language...

[Marie852846]

Not any more they don't....all online now I'd say.

[GregHolmes7]

Do they? Or have they all gone online like elsewhere?