"I spiser dets æble."

Translation: You are eating its apple.

[bk.johnsson]

"You eat its apple" should have been accepted, right?

[runem]

Sorry, that's my bad! Missing forward slash in the editor caused it to not be accepted. Now it is :)

[evans.michael.p]

Yes. "You all eat its apple" is somewhat awkward English, unless the speaker happens to be from the American South. "Y'all eat its apple!"

[runem]

Exactly. We have to accept the "you all" form :/

[agl126]

Report away! These things are to be expected in the beta version - first error that I've come across so far though. Good job Team Danish!

[GastonDorren]

Absolutely. Glaring error. Well, beta version.

[Idraote]

is "dets" pronounced like "deess"?

[9yTVyhMB]

Seems so. I also tried to hear the "t" but seems like it is not pronounced like an english "t".

[Fred-3-CMY]

In the slow version (as of February 10, 2021) the "t" is clearly audible.

[Donna991881]

I am so frustrated that even when I think I have a decent, fairly close pronunciation, Duolingo deems it as wrong. My German, Spanish, and French are usually accepted. I agree that Danish pronunciation is difficult; I have traveled there and have Danish friends there, but I cannot satisfy Duolingo most of the time.

[Animefreak72047]

Does 'Du spiser dets æble' have the same meaning as the sentence above? What's the difference between the two?

[fluffyowo]

I dont get it.

[Fred-3-CMY]

What do you not get?