"Vi tycker om fisken och citronen."

Translation: We like the fish and the lemon.

[haiyan365511]

This sentence sounds (to an English speaker) like it is just listing items that we like. However, fish flavored with lemon is a common and tasty dish. Is this sentence merely a grammatical exercise in using definite, or is it implying a more connected fish and lemon dish? i.e. " I like A, and B." or does it imply, " I like A and B together."?

[IanWitham1]

I like this sentence because it is not something I would say.

I would say, "I like fish and lemon", which is wrong. It reminds me to translate what I see or hear, not what I think I see or hear.

[EmilNordin3]

Everybody in sweden says "gillar no one says tycker om

[filiwian]

Is Vi usually pronounced like there's a nasal tone to it ? The second letter i sounds like it's an octave above.

[Akash_Polyglot]

What is use for om ?

[ValentynL]

This sentence makes no sense in English as we do not use "the" unless we are listing things.
It is a frustrating adjustment.

[mesvensson]

The sentence makes no sense to a Swedish speaker...out of context. Just go with it.

[ex0mo]

Why is the "och" pronounced like "o" instead of "ok" here? Is the k sound omitted before an s sound? Is there a rule to it?

[Vera658847]

Likes =correct ansewr

[Medysen]

Why is that?

[ScaryCombat88350]

change with "vi tycker inte om fisken och citronen"