"Toget kommer forbi mit hus om natten."

Translation: The train comes past my house in the night.

[DavidFooks]

"By my house" is also a good answer.

[Aibohpphobia]

I would say "goes by my house" - never "comes by my house" unless it's stopping and coming in for a little snack.

[Nheeh]

I agree. And it was wrong.

[mumlehoved]

i wrote "the train passes my house at night". Whats wrong with that?

[frankenwer]

I wrote that, too, and it was accepted

[DavidFooks]

I guess they really want you to translate "kommer" literally, and that is "comes," in this instance.

[Gutedag]

Natten = the night. I think u forgot the article "the" :-)

[duodb]

No, "at night" is a common expression in English, and a good translation of om natten -- while "at the night" is wrong.

[jamesworks75503]

In English, "the train comes by my house at night" would have the same meaning as "comes past my house . . ." so that should be counted as correct.

[frankenwer]

That was meant as answer of the French friend, I akso wrote" The train passes my house at night" and that was ok!

[13nooshin329758]

At night is your app answer but need in the night tobe correct

[BoyWonder17]

I put 'at night' which is the same as 'in the night'. I'm confident about that, as an English speaker, and checked it out with my wife, who is Danish.

[DragonNights]

"At night" is an accepted alternative. Maybe there was something else in your sentence that didn't match up?

[LeoFib]

This is Danglish. "Comes past" -> "goes by", "in the night" -> "at night", and it would be more proper English.