"Cuptorul nu e gol. E plin cu pui."

Translation: The oven is not empty. It is full of chicken.

[Anajuh_ts]

my auto-corrector turned it to: full of children

[MsGeorgia]

Not unless the chicken somehow exploded in the oven.

[Lng52-._]

Can "full of chicken" also mean: "plin de pu"?

[Pop60]

The cooker is not empty. It is full with chicken.

Marked wrong - and maybe it is, but I don't understand.

[monkeyscience]

I've never heard an oven called a cooker. Is that British English? The closest I know of in American English is a slow cooker, which is different than an oven. Also, although 'cu' is generally translated "with", I can't think of a time when one would say "full with" rather than "full of" in English.

[Katie673906]

I am using the bubbles to choose the words and it did not give me the word, it and so I could not add it in. so it marked me wrong.

[IcelandicChicken]

Ouch

[radionaive]

Can anyone explain me why is it not; 'full of chickens'?

[SaucerMoron]

"Pui" refers to the food chicken; "gâina" refers to the animal. When talking about the food (pui) in English, you never use the plural form (chickens.)

[radio_naiv]

"gâina" refers to the hen, the lively animal, while "pui" is the meat (chicken-food), the dead animal

[JayMcAllis4]

I also had my correct answer marked as wrong!