"Max ne roulerait pas à vélo dans la neige."

Translation: Max wouldn't go on a bike in the snow.

[LisaRSK]

A better translation would be: Max wouldn't ride a bike in the snow.

[tenalice1]

that's actually what "rouler à vélo" means, not "go on a bike".

[amd2021]

"Max wouldn't bike in the snow" rejected?

[Janet334659]

Max wouldn't cycle in the snow - accepted

[Norman491209]

Again, would never say this in UK English. I'm learning more US English than French in this unit!!

[EliTheEnglishGuy]

Living in Canada, I've never heard anyone phrase it like this either....

[ponzingali]

'Sous la neige' is it also correct.... like dans la neige

[--Roody--]

Sous la neige means under the snow, or when the snow is actually falling from a cloud.

Dans la neige means in the snow, when the snow is already on the ground.

Sur la neige means on the snow, like skis or snowshoes glide on the upper surface of the snow pack.

[JoBorn1]

rouler - to roll

[MichaelHaa65689]

you can't hear the "à" in this audio example.