"Copilul bea lapte cu cacao."
Translation:The child drinks milk with cocoa.
January 3, 2018
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It sounds like "... lapte cu caca". Some pronunciations are all laughing :-)
Shouldn't "chocolate milk" (instead of milk with cocoa) also be accepted?
The translation it gives below says kid, but when you select the word in the sentence above yours is says child....which is it?
gluadys
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I have never heard either "milk with cocoa" or "cocoa milk" (which the correction function gave me) used in English. We just say "cocoa" both for the powder and the beverage made from it.
It is a Romanian type to say that and Duo gives this way for correct understanding of Romanian grammar, I think.
milk with cocoa is perfectly normal to say in english lol. "cocoa" is more commonly used but "milk with cocoa" makes sense both literally and semantically
