"Our cats are reading newspapers."

Translation: Unsere Katzen lesen Zeitungen.

[ChancellorClub]

German cats must be very educated then

[kstrtmn]

Are the silly, unusable sentences in real life, just to get us to use the words correctly?

[Eromeon]

Indeed. If this used only useful sentences, you'd probably start to recognize instead of actually learning. This way, if something shocks you, you look twice before sending and it gets clearly into your mind.
Also, many of this sentences are not as useless as they seem as they would be quite ordinary in fiction or artistic media.

[SciFiSurfer]

Well, i don't know about you folks, but my cat graduated from Zeitungen to Webseite several years ago.

[BoiTheCorgi]

I was really wondering the same thing.

[Leotique]

Meine Katze haben einen hohen Schul-Abschluss. But they're only reading e-books now, to stop climate change and global warming.

[Ash109319]

Hmm

[Saranga18]

Lingot for the profile picture .

[Artemis450867]

Cool Katzen!

[IanisDonic]

toll Katzen

[Guy427892]

I got it wrong when I wrote "Our Cats Are Reading The Newspaper" and I got upset without even noticing what the sentence meant...

[fehrerdef]

"newspapers" is plural.

[Polish_bookworm]

Clever cats

[Sherif763712]

Nice trick eh ?!

[Jor80750]

Why does it tell me "kater" is the proper word to use instead of katzen

[xanderclue]

"Kater" only refers specifically to male cats, as opposed to female ones being referred to as just "Katzen"

I think there's also a word for a female cats, which is "Kätzinnen" but I'm not sure how common it is. If I really wanted to distinguish male and female cats in a clear and precise way, I would just use more explicit terms like "männliche Katzen" (male cats) and "weibliche Katzen" (female cats).

Also, "Kater" has another common meaning, which is "hangover"

[Fyyn_TheC]

What a silly sentence!

[kestas211517]

Cats is very educated :)