"Cartoful copt e bun cu pui."

Translation: The baked potato is good with chicken.

[DavidRomanH]

The spoken pronunciation in the app is very poor on this one.

[pingo1387]

"copt" can also be translated as "ripe" in other sentences. How do you tell the difference? In the context of something like meat I imagine it would be easy to tell, as you generally don't say meat is "ripe," but I could imagine saying potatoes are ripe.

[Lixmage]

Is it OK to translate this as "Baked potato is good with chicken" using the definite article to suggest the entire class of food? If so, this would be similar to French where:
"Le cidre est bon avec le porc." would mean "Cider is good with pork."

[KevinSmith777042]

I have no sound for the speech on anything but hear the bleeps and pings and the trumpets. Has anyone else had this?