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O puede ser un banco de sangre. .Which would mske it a food bank for vampires...
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We say banco de alimentos in Spanish. Alimento is another word for food.
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A food bank is a place where people who cannot afford food can go to get food.
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I feel like the more advanced you get in the language the weirder the sentences get
No money you say. Hmmmm. I wonder why. kicks bag of money further under bed
Sadly, my cousin lives in Venezuela and has actually used this sentence in her daily life.
I was marked incorrect for replying "This bank does not have money" which is a literal translation
It's subtly different. "...no tiene dinero" = "...has no money/doesn't have money;" "...no tiene ningún dinero" = "...doesn't have any money."
The bank doesn't have cash. I wrote. I guess Duolingo isn't accepting informally written answers?
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Lovegood, if you put "THE" bank, you missed the word Este.
All you other people who used the following endings for the sentence should report it. The bank "... doesn't have money" and " ... has no money" do mean the same thing.
Just for fun, I added exclamation points on the Spanish translation I was supposed to type, aņd laughed when I saw the alternate translation had them, too. :-) (I would be alarmed, if it were my bank!)
