"Jeg spiser ikke kylling."

Translation: I do not eat chicken.

[rowschank]

I've not heard this word "kylling" yet. The first time, through this audio.

[Math.Campbell]

The same. Lost a heart

[FraserGray5]

Me to quite odd

[Nike502866]

You should heard it. It was very often in other exercises! But maybe you haven't dine it yet...

[MerelV_97]

Sounds like 'kulling' to me

[Eric714808]

I hate Duolingo for this. I heard "Jeg spiser aeg og kylling". Only when looking at the word bank did I realize she said Ikke. Anyone else?

[Nike502866]

Is here anyone not from Europe?

[Nike502866]

I eat no chicken and i do not eat chicken is for me as a non-first-language-speaker in English the same! Please accept also this answer! Is so or so very hard to learn danish with english if you can't speak english so well...
Thanks!

[tjolahoppsansaa]

Same with me, but also learn English at the same time.

[Jay709846]

I typed I don't eat chicken, and it said I was wrong.

[LilyLanguageLife]

oh really? I typed the same thing but to me, it appeared as right answer. Maybe Duolingo accepted it

[PookaGar]

"Ikke" sounds like [ai gə] here to me; any rules about what (phonological) context that happens in? Or just funky audio?

[lingofrnech]

I'm positive that double k in Danish is like hard g.

[LocoPlains13]

why

[SaschaBeie1]

I could only choice "eats"

[mijichu]

The female voice sounds like shes saying et to me, not ikke. The male voice pronounces it more clearly ):

[LilyLanguageLife]

How do Danish distinguish "I do not eat chicken" and "I'm not eating chicken (right now)"?
Are they both "Jeg spiser ikke kulling"?

[Taylor73513]

I understand the sentence, but was unclear on how to translate for the answer. I put "I eat not chicken", which is a fairly literal translation, but assumed "I do not eat chicken" would be wrong.

[Jay709846]

The "literal" translation is, "I do not eat chicken." You just didn't pay attention to grammar.