"Anche la vecchia generazione pensa come noi."

Translation: Even the old generation this like us.

[TaunoMusti]

The english sentence should be: ... thinks like us

[wiplala]

is the translation of "anche" as "also" wrong here?

[Ispirac]

I try with "also" and they say that is good answer.

[wiplala]

thanks, I didn´t want to loose a heart by trying. :)

[almazen.14]

I think I just had a typo in my answer:I wrote the word generation with two n

[jlco]

If this means 'the old generation' how would you say 'the older generation'?

[vivi8d]

I think "la più vecchia generazione" refers to the oldest generation. I would look at it as "the previous generation" and say "la generazione precendente." I'm not sure if it sounds awkward for formal, but I think it gets the point across... but it probably wouldn't get you any points for this exercise.

[wiplala]

I have been thinking... (don't do that too often!!) How about this solution: "la generazione più vecchia" = the older generation, "la generazione LA più vecchia" = the oldest generation. Does this give any extra hearts?? That is to say if I am right. Any Italianman or woman in the auditorium?

[wiplala]

then it would be "la più vecchia generazione..." I think, but then again, what would be the oldest generation??

[KarenColle]

Great-grandparents!♡

[wiplala]

great-grandparents?? ;)

[M.P.deCarvalho]

can a native English explain please what"even the old generation this like his"mean,
or a Duolingo member.Thanks

[vivi8d]

It has to be a typo. It should read "Even the old generation thinks like us."
pensare = to think