"The child likes the soup."

Translation: Barnet tycker om soppan.

[FhtagnDazs]

Hard to translate when not taught the word gillar yet

[Arnauti]

The suggested translation is tycker om, which has been taught.

[Ashley193021]

Does "om" always come after "tycker"?

[annika_a]

Yes, when using the verb tycka om, it's two words and om always comes after.

But the adjective omtyckt (well-liked) is one word and here om comes first.

[S-a12]

When its "dislike" or "doesn't like", its constructed as "tycker inte om". So, "om" does not come in after "tycker" in negative type sentences.

[jamievw84]

I don't remember ever learning the word Ungen. Did I miss something?

[Arnauti]

The word isn't taught in the course, and it's only an accepted answer here (it means 'the kid', though a little more colloquial maybe) but it can be shown to you if the system 'thinks' you input something that is similar to it.

[AndreaRebe3]

Now, giveme a break! When I use gilllar, I should have used älskar instead. And the other way around ... no comment :(

[Arnauti]

But it's easy – 'like' is tycker om or gillar, and 'love' is älskar. Simple as that!