"Ich bringe Erdbeeren und Wein."

Translation: I am bringing strawberries and wine.

[jhokiok]

Where? I'll come

[Anthony484234]

Not gonna lie, this food combination is sounding pretty appetizing right now.

[NOYB63]

Yeah, we should also include blackberries. That would make the combination even better.

[willbrideau]

Could that also read, "I am bringing strawberries and wine?" I have to admit, I'm still kinda tripped up on the whole lack of continuous aspect thing.

[Max.Em]

Yes, you can translate it this way.

[willbrideau]

Cheers, thanks!

[Geo850274]

I wrote I bring strawberry and wine and it was marked wrong. Why isn't the present simple accepted?

[DonaldEbbs]

Erdbeeren is plural. Erdbeere is strawberry and Erdbeeren is strawberries. I bring strawberries and wine, should be correct.

[GeneralAnubis]

Wouldn't it be more common to use "mitbringen" for this statement?
Ich bringe Erdbeeren und Wein mit.

[Gerhard791413]

The audio was a bit boched

[TanzimAhmad]

why "i brought" is not acceptable!!!?

[Zac551962]

because I brought is past tense and bringe is present

[TanzimAhmad]

thank you. but how would I say "brought" then? as far as know, there is no tense in Deutsch

[Waffleswithbacon]

Ich habe Erdbeeren und Wein gebracht I think

[muhti6]

Can I say "Ich bringe Eedbeeren und wein nicht" if I want to say I don't bring strawberries and wine?

[Nasrin_Babanli]

You can translate it both as 'I bring' and 'I am bringing'. I worte the first, but it appeared as wrong answer, which I don't agree with.

[Bajots]

Can I say 'I deliver strawberry and wine'

[RaniaHegaz3]

There is no die before strawberries and hence should read i am bringing strawberries and wine ..

[Robert16723]

Not working properly..

Not accepting my answers

[Laura668627]

What would it be if it was "i'll bring" or i will be bringing

[abg676418]

Erdbeeren sounds like erdbären