"El este un băiat amar."

Translation: He is a bitter boy.

[Sandra_Moellney]

So according to this sentence amar does not only refer to the taste but also the feeling (as in being bitter about something), same as the English word?

[gymtimidator1997]

That's correct.

[YanVoit]

But you always cat taste him))

[Ser229339]

In Romanian we NEVER use this sentence..!!!

[glistok]

It is the same for English.

[Chester134466]

Well maybe he should try to eat pineapples then..

[Roman_Huczok]

From Latin amarus, whence Spanish amargo, Galician amargo, French amer, Norman amé, etc

[lufloidio]

Same in Portugues say:"amargo", like in Spanish and Galician.

[Aleks.Mr]

What is the meaning of "băiat amar"? Does it mean "băiat straşnic, băiat cumplit" like a "bitter enemy"? Or is it a boy, who has a bitter feeling?

[FloricaEnciu]

How can be a boy... bitter???

[LaurelForever]

Well, given that in duolingo everything can be eaten, a bitter boy might be a boy that tastes bitter lol

[WarsawWill]

If he feels he's been wrongly accused of something, that he's been treated badly, that his parents seem to love another brother or sister more. Lots of possible reasons.

See #1
https://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/bitter

[glistok]

Oddly, in English, "a bitter old man," is acceptable. A "bitter boy," is not. It is correct English, but only technically.

[Dstepl1]

Sees the word amar
Lovely?
Checks hint
Glad I checked!
Still gets it wrong because he confused băiat and bărbat

[traindrivermark]

This sounds SO much like "el este un baiat tanar"

[NeetZza]

this has such a weird sound to it :/