Fortunately, the bear is probably too busy drinking beer to notice.

...and then the bear ate the boy.

You're asking for trouble, boy.

First the children have the bear's meat and now this boy is eating the bear's apple .. I worry for my country's future generations.

In another skill it said the bear wasn't vegetarian...

Goldilock's brother?

Does the genitive make the apple definite? That is a linguistical question guys, don't get filosophical with me.

I could imagine eating some apple, not to be indicated more accurately, that belongs to a bear, and translated "the boy eats an apple of the bear". Is that valid?

That is mighty brave from that 'soon to be dead' boy

Such a brave boy...

why would you!? who would risk their life to grab an apple from a bear instead of buying one!?!

The bear is now very upset that the boy eats his apple.

Well that just sounds a dangerous thing to do.

I wrote "æbler" (and it was wrong). Does the singular "æble" can be distinguished from the plural "æbler" when one hears it?

That's just a little risky if you ask me

Its a bold move Cotton lets see how it plays out

Creeper

Drengen er død.

Risky

Let us all take a moment of silence as we lay this boy to rest.

Help! Audio is not woreking for me

He clearly has a death wish.

Please don't do that.

Why is "The boy eats the bear HIS apple" not correct?

RIP drengen 2k15-2k15

Algy met the bear. The bear met Algy. The bear grew bulgy. The bulge was Algy.

I like Brendan_nadnerB's comment because he reminds me of an old neighbor named Brendan, he likes pokemon, and he has humor like that he just wrote