"Han viser hende en kjole og hun får den."

Translation: He shows her a dress and she gets it.

[KathyKarch]

Does anyone else think the audio on this one is a little off?

[DeliaPaiu]

I'm sorry, but this one makes no sense. I understood "he shows her a dress" but the 2nd part messed up even my assumption of what it means because it has no logic.

[dpchalmers]

I think they're in a shop and he finds a dress that he thinks she'd like. She does like it, so she gets it.

[deactivated user]

Gets is not good in English here, although once the context is established it's understandable.

It really ought to be She buys it.

[pinkfreud]

The verb "get" is a perfectly common way to express "buy".

[IanArmstrong1]

From Canada here. We would say he showed her the dress and she took it. Or decided to take it. People get jokes.

[IanArmstrong1]

On an after thought, when my wife came home i would say, did you get it (the dress)

[dpchalmers]

Or she steals it! But yes, it probably is poor English.

[Esoterite]

The audio seems to be a little bit too fast.

[JesseHanef]

The audio cuts out at den

[RosanaSilva235]

It makes no sense.

[George822727]

I put "He shows her the dress and gives it to her" and it got it wrong. Can someone explain why my translation doesn't work?

[juryrigging]

Because she was the one who got it, he didn't give it to her.

Perhaps he is a shop assistant: he shows her a dress because he thinks she'll like it based on other things she's been looking at, and she gets it because it was exactly the thing she was after.