"Vinteren er fra december til februar."

Translation: The winter is from December to February.

[AZPaulPete]

Except in Arizona. Here, vinteren er fra 2 december til 28 december!

[jeddkara5]

The winter is from December until February. Is the word, until, all that different in this translation?

[bjarkehs]

Should be accepted now

[jeddkara5]

You are the best moderators with Duolingo. Keep up the good work! Thanks!

[bjarkehs]

Thank you! We try our best :)

[SanguineDragon]

Could you say vinter instead of vinteren? Vinter er fra december til februar?

[MissEdith]

You could, but then the english sentence would be "Winter is from December to February"

[Martinsspiegel]

But winter lasts until the equinox, which is toward the end of March.

[diego_d]

Not in Denmark. In Denmark everything is different.

[LuckiDucki]

This is just referring to the common division of the months into the four seasons, not the moment when the weather starts to change, but you are correct.

[Mathso2]

As an Australian, I have never heard of the seasons being to do with solstices and equinoxes. The weather changes at different times in different places anyway, for example I can say that winter weather definitely kicks in before the solstice where I live.

[dreamloomer]

In Denmark it is from September to May...

[Rhapsodyja]

Don't complaint Winnipeg Manitoba Canada has two seasons winter and two weeks summer lol

[KyleJDahl]

I Minnesota, vinter fra oktober til april. Efter det er road konstruktion.

[Vest.ahls]

Doesn't winter begin in November? Hell, in Denmark it practically begins as early as September judging by the weather.

[Heidijan]

Pøh, in Denmark they hardly have winter at all! It doesn't even snow there! :)

[Mitchiest]

Is winter really from December to February. xD