"Drengen spiser en kvindes pasta."

Translation: The boy eats a woman's pasta.

[HoiheDacino]

That boy sure eats everyone's food

[natashapar8]

Oh gods i need to keep my mind out of the gutter

[Joelinguo]

bare en lille smule sexuell

[NordicMand]

facepalm. I just noticed that

[Carlo306811]

lol

[pcbcombr]

Somebody toucha her spaguetti

[Zora_of_Time]

Sure was nice of the princess to throw us a picnic, Gay Luigi?

[Koran822325]

Dear pesky plumbers, kvinderne og jeg have taken over the Kingdom of Denmark!

[xKingConduitx]

get yo hands off my pasta!!!

[DerGoldmann]

Can this be "some woman's"? It would be much more natural in English.

[jim_jam_]

Yeah, the way they're teaching Danish indefinite articles renders pretty unnatural in English, you're right

[geo_torno9]

Yeah, I hear this a lot. It's correct in Danish, though

[sumuenkeli]

I think that would be 'nogen kvindes pasta' instead. Not 100% sure though

[Jnwulff]

No. Nogen can't be used like that. You could say "nogen kvinders pasta" but that is plural. Normaly nogen means a few.

[MetteBendi]

True

[Jnwulff]

Yes

[Reeve586341]

Kids these days...

[geo_torno9]

I suppose that's alright, as long as the woman said he could...

[FionaOnDuoL]

My guess is that he sat down at the wrong family's table in Ikea, by accident. And all he noticed was the food.

[walsnne]

Beware of THE BOY

[FionaOnDuoL]

You can't bring him anywhere.

[Dorine006]

The boy sure eats a lot:D

[FemiFatmaK2]

Uumm er det kun mig der ved hvordan man snakker dansk men jeg er ind på duolingo alligevel

[jasonkuong]

i thought i was the only dirty minded one here hehe

[CyclOrBit]

I think this sentence is wrong. Pasta is uncountable, should one not say "Drengen spiser en TALLERKEN kvindes pasta"?

[jim_jam_]

It's 'a woman' here, not 'a pasta'

[n0freak1nclu3]

How do you tell 'eats' from 'is eating'

[Dan156549]

I wrote the right answer, and it told me its wrong!!!!!

[FabianRxse]

I'm here to learn Danish but I think that someone has to go through his English grammar. many times the translation in this unit sounds weird or defenetly wrong.

[Jules433589]

Was it wrong becauae the apostrophe was missing? The worda were correct.

[Jay709846]

woman comes into the room "What are you doing?!"