What about autumn?
Should be accepted too, but might have been missed. Please report things like this in the future :)
It's accepted :)
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"?
I would go with the forepart of the year and the afterpart of the year.
Danish is just weird
I think that "autumn" is the word every European would understand better than "fall"
"Autumn" is also accepted, but we have to accept that the "default" English here will be the U.S. variety, simply because that is where Duolingo is based.
Can it be "Fall is from..." or is the definite article required?
The article is required, although it sounds weird in English. It's more about the grammar than anything else.
It's not required in Duolingo.