"Efteråret er fra september til november."

Translation: The fall is from September to November.

[yonoentiendo]

What about autumn?

[bjarkehs]

Should be accepted too, but might have been missed. Please report things like this in the future :)

[danielm90]

It's accepted :)

[Eskarin1]

For me it didn't accept

[daylamay2]

Here in Australia, it's the opposite :)

[Kat17311]

Actually, winter doesn't officially start until a few days before christmas.

[augu64]

Does the fall end in Denmark before other place? :-)

[Sideshow88]

What is "året" stand for in "efteråret" and "foråret"?

Edit: My mistake "The year."

BUT that would literally mean "before the year" or "after the year"?

[goedjn]

I would go with the forepart of the year and the afterpart of the year.

[lauraloyo2]

not in danmark!

[Sideshow88]

What are the seasons in Denmark?

[kohstanley]

Can it be "Fall is from..." or is the definite article required?

[Alebeard]

The article is required, although it sounds weird in English. It's more about the grammar than anything else.

[xy16j3]

It's not required in Duolingo.

[FabianRxse]

Call it autumn, please!

[FabianRxse]

I think that "autumn" is the word every European would understand better than "fall"

[Lupellus]

And that is why I love Dutch and Afrikaans - we also have voorjaar (forår) and najaar (efterår).

[punktart]

well ACTUALLY

[Duos_2nd_Fav]

Autumn is actually from March to May

[sammccarthy1995]

Sorry guys, it's the autumn not the fall!