"I like it when we can eat lunch early."

Translation: J'aime bien lorsqu'on peut déjeuner tôt.

[julienne916714]

what's wrong with "j'aime quand on peut manger le dejeuner tot"

[BrianWalke595729]

Why is "je l'aime quand nous pouvons dejeuner tot" incorrect?

[Roody-Roo]

Looks good to me except you don't want l' in front of aime, and you're missing a couple accents.

[Mikes390384]

Yes, l was marked correct on that answer

[JesuisVegan123]

When to use lorsque and Quand

[KateMcCabe4]

What happened to the it?

[dcorney]

Why is it necessary to include "bien"?

[ofsthun01]

should "J'aime bien lorsque nous pouvons manger dejeuner tot" be accepted?

[hhzhang]

Almost - it would have to be "manger le déjeuner", not "manger déjeuner".

[tkayaozkan]

OMG you're a language god!

[doublelingot]

hahaha that's funny!

[Joan285124]

Why is "we can" peut and not pouvons?

[hhzhang]

"Peut" is used here to agree with the pronoun "on". If the sentence had used "nous" for "we", then "pouvons" would be correct.

[AronTrinidad]

What's wrong with « J'aime bien lorsque nous pouvons manger le déjeuner tôt »? Should I omit the « le »

Edit: With or without le, still wrong, any ways I can turn this into a « nous » sentence, I don't like using « on »

[Jeffrey855877]

j'aime lorsque nous pouvon dejeuner tôt accepted, but nous pouvons was noted as a "typo", with the correction on peut

[Bouchka1]

Why not ? : j'aime ça quand nous pouvons déjeuner de bonne heure (de bonne heure = tôt)

[Laurajoviala]

Inconsistent correction. When I wrote lorsque, I was corrected to write des que. And vice versa...What's up?

[Constance58]

I wrote: J’aime lorsqu’on peut manger le déjeuner tôt. Is it incorrect to say “manger le déjeuner”?

[Nige788085]

I wrote "Je l'aime lorsque nous pouvons déjeuner tôt" and is incorrect. Was it the l'aime part wrong or the nous pouvons or both?

[tasha53505]

why not "je le aime quand on peut manger le dejeuner tot"

[tech274]

It would be > Je l'aime < (not je le aime).

But I still don't understand why J'aime becomes " I like it" . I too assumed Je l'aime quand....

EDIT: Sitesurf answered this in another question

https://www.duolingo.com/Sitesurf
Sitesurf
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<pre>252588 </pre>

To translate "I like it when...", you don't need to translate "it": "j'aime quand..."

Merci SS

[StephenDep]

Duo is not a good teacher.very inconsistent. Last question was the same but replace on with nous lison and there was no bien in the sentence. Why here?

[Pigslew]

"Je l'aime lorsqu'on peut déjeuner tôt" is wrong??

[Mal223941]

Why no manger?

[InvertedGo]

"Déjeuner" means "to eat lunch", so the eating part is already included.

[JoanSmith0]

Seems like the article "le" for "it" contracted "je l'aime" should be included in this sentence????

[InvertedGo]

Tech274 wrote about this further up in the comments. Basically, it's unnecessary (and therfore not used) when using "j'aime quand..."