"La formica muore nello zucchero."

Translation: The ant dies in the sugar.

[valkoinenvalas]

I awaited with bated breath any news of the ant's fate and was saddened to hear of its demise. I can only hope that the bee, that was in the sugar, still lives for it is our only hope.

[AernJardos]

Fortunately there is water in the sugar, so the bee has a fighting chance.

[Nideva]

As we already know, unfortunately the bee remains in the sugar

[mlight]

Stay away from the sugar, it may kill you too!

[mstone01501]

It is strange what they come up with for sentences here. In the spanish lessons, they had "She will suffer"

[LaraLoureiro]

And in French "I eat a child." o.O

[matanov]

In French, I like the sentence "I am a spider." (or something like that)

[annenime]

I just have to visit the comments section when sentences are weird ü it did not disappoint.

[PawlaMarie]

It was inevitable.

[Elena18]

Sounds like this could be a good idiom :) Does it mean anything else besides the literal translation?

[marziotta]

No, but whenever you add something sugary to a trap for ants, it works better. I discovered they love cough sirup.

[lucianadleme]

I guess it died happy, at least.

[antrozemelin]

DIABETUS

[moonell]

This sentence is just sick.

[KingEddy]

At least it puts an end to the saga of the ant in the sugar...

[balber123]

This made me laugh :)

[dgasim]

LOL

[OlgaM98]

What?What?Whaaaaaa??? ?!?

[oheyoh]

How are you supposed to know that it is "dies" and not "died"?

[Daniel9699]

funniest sentences on DuoLingo??

[deactivated user]

Was there an avalanche or did is act like quicksand?