"Who else is tired of elephants?"

Translation: Hvem ellers er trætte af elefanter?

[marvincorea]

Not me. I never tire.

[bakerjh]

I can tell...you have a 109 day streak, and you probably still aren´t tired :)

[marvincorea]

:)

110 days ago I had a 400+ day streak that I lost because of a silly mistake. C'est la vie!

[tvindy]

You've definitely recovered!

[ElliottPet4]

Indeed.
He now has 1525. Thats over 4 years!!

[Konstantin736085]

Wow, now they've hit an astounding 2135!!
That's almost 6 years

[WesselStol]

Yo wtf

[rubenjbr]

1803 day streak? Mad respect for you

[NK-KN]

Why is the adjective træt used in its plural form trætte? Why can it not be singular?

[kpelle27]

Perhaps in Danish they think of it in the plural, like "Who else (what other people) are tired of elephants?"

[AndyKnott009]

Yes, that must be right. In English we say " who else is", but the use of "trætte" means that "hvem" is assumed to be plural - in this sentence anyway. Could a moderator comment, please?

[webgenie]

Yes kpelle27 that appears to be exactly the case.

[Annette702150]

It can , it can be both singular and plural, I have complained about it.

[SUZUKI-SAN007]

How did you reach level 25?

[potatoemouse]

When you are tired of elephants you are tired of life my friend...

[Jutas]

the same question here-why plural?("trætte")

[Ladanesa2020]

The ""trætte" cannot be in the plural, it has to be in the singular "træt".
This sentence is grammatically incorrect.

[Annette702150]

Absolutely, it has to be træt, it is who else that is tired of elephants not the elephants- so to say

[Helene666293]

i also wonder why 'traet' is wrong. the plural would be alright if there was written 'who else ARE tired of'

[Thomas_Slo]

I'm not a native speaker of Danish, but I have been teaching it for several years. I would always have assumed that "hvem" is grammatically singular, hence any adjective would have to be singular as well.