If I want to say Both women are pretty do I have to use "DIE beiden Fr...."? or I could say "Beiden Frauen ...." because in Spanish we use Ambos or Ambas, it's wrong to say Las Ambas or Los Ambos,and in English it's wrong to say The Both :S
I know that beiden is an adjective, but logically shouldn't we learn this with the numbers? I mean, logically, with other words like this. It is a bit strange to me. It is like eating the meal first then cook it ^^'
Because duolingo doesn't know, what does the sentence mean or could mean. In meaning lovely would be acceptable, but shön doesn't mean that. Shön is nice, good, maybe pretty. But yes, if you say something like that to a woman, she can understand it like "you are lovely".
I wrote "both women are beautiful" (which it accepted) but it gives the translation as "the two women are pretty". Does this mean that you could write "Beiden Frauen sind schön" and that would also be correct?