"Drengene spiser en appelsin."

Translation: The boys eat an orange.

[PopTartTastic]

Just one. They all share.

[koshermal]

Sharing is caring.

[IanChristi12]

But we don't care.

[Megrothas]

Must be big orange.

[TNAxeMan]

Just little boys.

[TearsOfEden]

That's the Danish Way

[FraserGray5]

Probably tiny bites each

[ErikOgersh]

I'm having a hard time hearing the difference between drengen and drengene. I understand usage, but hearing and pronunciation have stymied me.

[AJHunter12]

Welcome to Danish løl

[labbe661218]

I have the same difficult!!!!

[ryanmazz]

The apple is a sinner !

[Porter0722]

You all know that there are orange slices right?

[TearsOfEden]

That's the Danish Way

[Adriana120894]

Hyuc

[Porter0722]

Kun en

[norgenflorgen]

I'm not a native speaker, but it sounds like Duolingo has the sound sample for "appelsinen" used for this, instead of the indefinite form. Just something to point out if anyone cares.

[Dyselxic]

The boys are really ants

[Ketutar]

Just a note - I wrote "apelsin" because I live in Sweden, and Duolingo marked my answer "correct". It's not correct. There are two ps in the Danish spelling.

[MollyAT]

Duolingo accounts for typos so it probably thought you accidentally left the "p" out :)

[tjolahoppsansaa]

But why doesn't the Duo report it is typo?

[MollyAT]

When is "the" "-er" vs just "-e"? Is there any specific rule about it?

[Patsy536249]

You are so funny

[Patsy536249]

Ant person

[MollyAT]

uh are you okay lol?