"O căpșună nu este mai bună decât o banană."

Translation: A strawberry is not tastier than a banana.

[jon_cooper]

Where is the mention of taste?
Doesn't this say: a strawberry is not as good as a banana

[Chibirexy]

That's what I wrote and it accepted it as right.

[jantrance]

How? Because: mai bună or nu mai bună means: better / not better (worse).

This line is making a comparison between a strawberry and a banana.

Also mai bună can mean tastier (according to my girlfriend)

[georgina739075]

Mai bună does not translate to tastier. Its only implied.

[Gimini4]

Tastier=mai gustoasa

[nforjan]

Wouldn't this translate to "a strawberry" instead of "one strawberry"?

[Mariasha77]

Is "A strawberry is not better than a banana" accepted?

[Elisa766904]

It's not accepted, but it should. In English "better" could also imply the meaning of "tastier" in this context

[aDdGPi11]

i disagree