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One of the suggested correct answers was "The arse is his" (chuckle). The British word "arse" only means the same as the American word "ass" when referring to a bum - it does not mean donkey (we Brits call that an "ass" as well).
September 12, 2017
Now, that's interesting! But it's probably a Duolingo bug, there are no such sentences with 'arse' in the course editor. ;)
September 13, 2017
ion1122
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No. In the Czech we are given here, the word "ten" is a demonstrative adjective that is followed immediately by the noun that it modifes -- "that ass" or "the donkey".
I'm no expert, but your sentence I would translate as "To je jeho osel".
March 9, 2018
this - tento, tenhle, tenhleten
that - ten, tamten, tamhleten
These are different words with different meanings.
January 4, 2019
