"I am a banana!"
Translation:Ik ben een banaan!
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But I thought I was an apple? This course is giving me an identity crisis and we're still only at the beginning. ;P
Dear DuoLingo, I Have To Say I Have Heard Some Weird Things But Ik Ben Een Banaan Has To Be My Favorite
At first I was - Ik ben geen banaan, maar ik ben een appel en nu, ik ben een banaan. - I wonder what next I will be?
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I think in Dutch hunger is something you have rather than something you are. It's the same with thirst (durst)
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As a native Spanish speaker I can say you that we have both expressions: "Tengo hambre" (Dutch: Ik heb honger; English, literally: I have hunger) and "Estoy hambriento" (Dutch, literally: Ik ben hongerig; English: I'm hungry), and although we can use both indistincly, we usually say the first, as Dutch speakers ;-)
