"Ouais, on veut des sucreries, donnez-nous-en !"

Translation: Yeah, we want some sweets; give us some!

[wharrgarrrrbl]

Who would you address like this? Perhaps it's just me, but it seems pretty rude.

[doublelingot]

kids...

[Louradour5]

It doesn't sound natural ..

[KvitfjellMann]

agreed.

[Francesca929091]

Very rude indeed!

[--Roody--]

Perhaps the Easter Bunny?

[N.Hilary]

Okay, so I wrote: "Oui, un veut des sucreries donnez-nous-en" and it was marked wrong. I just thought the speaker had a southern French accent where "Oui" is commonly pronounced, "Ouais", so I wrote, "Oui".

[Giselle419851]

I think Duo marked "un veut" as wrong. That's likely a typo and you meant to write "on veut".

[Mirka771577]

Pourquoi apprendre des mots à la limite vulgaire ? Si un enfant dit cela, on lui demande de parler correctement !

[--Roody--]

I bet you wouldn't give them any candy either.

[IanFox2]

Not until you say "please"!

[John.Orr]

Really Duo? You won't accept Yes as a translation of Ouais? Come on..

[SeanMeaneyPL]

That sound you heard was me firmly closing the door on a rabble of trick-or-treaters.

[Jane821964]

I thought sweets were bonbons. Isn't sucreries a more generic term for sweet things, perhaps a better English translation would be confectionery?

[Scorpion.Heath]

why not "candies" in place of "sweets" ?

[jtookey]

Why does it not allow "give some to us"?