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- "špatný strom"
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They wanted to tumble the bad tree. But they mistakenly tumbled a wrong tree. ;) hm?
Asi by neznělo přirozeně kdybych nemocný nebo nějak nebezpečný, jedovatý strom nazvala bad? Ale v nějakém hororu o stromě u kterého se dejou špatné věci, by ta věta snad mohla být?
It could mean that someone is searching a (tree) and one person said "no, this is not the tree that are looking for, wrong tree" You have to look sense to the words
So often people complain that something is impossible when it would be enough to employ their phantasy just for a short time. Someone can cut a wrong tree (he was meant to cut a different one). You could get a wrong tree (ordered a different kind). The options are countless...
I think for most people, they don't understand it account that Duolingo is using these words and phrases to teach the basics.
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Easy. You ask your gardener to plant a pine tree. He accidentally plants a cedar tree. You say "that's the wrong tree!"
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I, as a Polish speaker though špatný meant "ugly", because that's what szpetny means in Polish.
Android shows this as "wrong tree", should this be more like "bad tree" as in rotten?
For example, in the good film "Terminator", the first Sarah Connor is the wrong person, and for example in our history, Hitler, him, is a bad person. I suppose "špatný" means "bad" or "wrong": question. Voila, sorry for my english ^^.
Is "špatní strom" correct (instead of "špatný")? I'm pretty sure I used it as answer and it was accepted.
No, that is not correct, see the Tips and notes about adjective declination. špatný uses the hard declination (špatný, špatná, špatné)
I hope everybody knows that this frase could be used to said that the tree that we are looking for is the "wrong tree"
