"Cítily jsme kávu."

Translation: We smelled coffee.

[DeniseSchl5]

Does the verb cítit sometimes mean feel and sometimes mean taste?

[Jakub72S]

"Cítit" is the verb for abstract feelings and for impulses of human senses (taste, smell and some kind of touch as feel vibrations by touch)

[metiRpL6]

Smelled??? Really??? 'We smelt coffee' surely

[BoneheadBass]

Yes, really; widely used, at least in the US. But "smelt" is also accepted.

[nueby]

Smelled??? Really??? 'We smelt coffee' surely

Why delete your own comment? Other people may benefit from understanding what BoneheadBass was answering. [And yes, it is back up, but only because I undeleted it myself.]

[EinatAdar]

I have a general problem that I don't know where to report - when I repeat this module it remains at the same 'strength' as before. So instead of going from e.g. 3/5 to 4/5, my skill in it remains 3/5. I tried a few times, it doesn't seem to change.

[kacenka9]

sadly we are not able to handle the technical part of this. Try the 'help' all the way down on every page, there is a way to report this.

[Marlz95]

Is "we could smell coffee" accepted?

[svrsheque]

it is listed in the accepted translations.