"Nările mele sunt puternice."

Translation: My nostrils are strong.

[Lacusta]

What does this actually mean? Direct translation makes no sense in English. Does it mean, to have a good sense of smell?

[razvan.marin]

It makes no sense to me as a native speaker, just like it makes no sense in English. It seems to be a word by word translation from one language to the other - a poor choice of thing to translate for learning purposes in my opinion.

[coinaday]

Weird flex, but okay.

[Mapka15]

One day I'll fly away.... (using my nările)

[Lng52-._]

DL tosses in sentences like these just to make sure you are still awake!

[BobGeorge3]

It's charmingly quirky! I've found many strengths in people but never considered the nostril. Multumesc Duolingo

[ivovolt]

It's probably a statue speaking :-)

[loqu84]

Said no one ever

[orandago]

Would this be a pickup line? Hahaha

[KrokoDiehl]

:-) I'd say "sănătate!"

[Ursu_Brun]

I do about 10-12 push-ups with my nări. And lift the shopping bags when I have to lock the car.

[gabri8355]

Romanian Duolingooooooo!!! Pleeeease, use better, "normal" sentences for learning and practicing your language. Very often the sentences don't make any sense!!

[MislavMat]

So what?

[bev225554]

Are these weird nonsensical sentences generated by a computer? And then rendered into mangled English by Google Translate?

[kendricbeachey]

Reminds me of the anime Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo. "Super Fist of the Nose Hair!"