"Who is the man in the tub?"

[connont]

That's just creepy.

[Sunalooch]

Duolingo teaches to be ready for every situation in the life.

[Kmandadad]

My wife's comment - "If you don't know, you have issues..."

[johnarnold]

I thought he was with you.

[compsognathus]

Amazing streak!!

[Fjompeji]

I hate it when that happens.

[SophiXRU]

i hope i never have to use this sentence

[Michael398080]

Couldn't finish the lesson because I was laughing so hard at these responses. Who knew learning Italian could be so much fun!

[Terry773618]

Ditto :-)

[Olja.]

Some of the Italian course's sentences make me laugh... a lot :))))))

[edudebasti]

If I tell you I have to kill you

[AddyMoreno]

OMG! There's a strange man in my tub!

[NickFlynn]

Whats the difference between chi and che?

[f.formica]

As interrogative pronouns, pretty much "chi" is "who/whom" and "che" is "what" (also "che cosa" or "cosa"); as relative pronoun only "che" is used to mean both.

[sylviamora]

Dun dun dun dun. Husband catching wife

[Elena187243]

Is he dead or alive?

[Knaversouy]

Why "nella vasca" but "in bagno", "in doccia"?

[AddyMoreno]

Because the sentence specifies "in the tub" not in the bathroom or the shower.

[Tallman69]

Una domanda non volete chiedere vostro mogli!

[fredrik.sk]

Hilarious!

[Nazem13]

:) un vero scherzo di duolingo

[Frankidadio]

Lowell George?

[vgcaccamo]

There's a fat man in the bathtub with the blues.

[DavidDonal4]

I take it tub is American English for bath??

[hyruliandeadpool]

Yeah. Short for bathtub

[Linda814672]

Why do I need to know this sentence? Or the one preceding it which asked why you are in the bathroom?

[Empio2]

just chop him up.