"Winters are cold and long here."

Translation: Zimy tady jsou studené a dlouhé.

[NinaOBel]

Zimy jsou studené a dlouhé tady - error? Why 'tu' and not 'tady'?

[VladaFu]

Tu and tady is the same, but the word order is awkward.

Although I can imagine it if you stress "tady" strongly. Still hard to imagine the context for such a sentence.

[NinaOBel]

Can Duo say about wrong order in error message?

[VladaFu]

I think it can't.

[imdumby]

Is zima not a word for cold?

[VladaFu]

It is, but it is a noun and it can be used in adverbial constructions. We need an adjective here, "studený" or "chladný" are both possible.

[tenpenny2]

Why not "Zimy jsou studene a dlouhe tady."

[AgnusOinas]

This word order would only work if you were contrasting "here" with somewhere else:

• Jsou zimy v Egyptě studené? - Are winters in Egypt cold?
• Ne, zimy jsou studené tady. - No, winters are cold here.

[tenpenny2]

Thanks!

[maiklos]

wrong word order

[zWIyO]

Zimy tady jsou mrazivé a dlouhé. Isn't it correct? Thanks.

[VladaFu]

Mrazivé would be freezing, frosty or something similar. Just "cold" is very different.