"Din pappa ser ut som en turist."

Translation: Your dad looks like a tourist.

[dfpeterson]

Must be the fanny pack

[Steven_Dorey]

socks and sandals

[MissMuse]

Loud Hawaiian shirt

[ishouldbesolucke]

Camera around his neck

[huntermcjesus]

Don't forget the backwards baseball cap! (cool dad)

[Zmrzlina]

And the horrible accent with which he embarrasses the entire family when trying to speak the local language.

PAR-LAY VOO FRAANSAY?

[eanxious]

And the map and confused expression...

[Aquagel8last320]

and the flags [probably of the wrong nation]

Dad, that's Danmark.

[voraciousviolet]

Troligen Tommy Bahama

[StephenAte]

Bäst!

[Texan-Paul]

...and the cargo jeans with every pocket filled.

[agentjs]

Your parents don't like that I eat ants? Well fine be that way, your dad looks like a tourist! Lol

[elrolfo]

lol

[kiteo]

“I don’t look like a tourist, do I?”

[fuchsbai]

why there is an "en"? i noticed in Swedish, EN or ETT is usually emitted in front of a social status, like..."han är ingenjör" rather than "han är en ingenjör"

then why in this case, there is an "en"?

[km1]

I think because being a tourist is not a job, it is not something you do permanently.

[Arnauti]

I wrote something about this here: https://www.duolingo.com/comment/5852643

[Arnauti]

Read more about this in Swedish here: http://www.student.umu.se/under-studietiden/studieverkstad/skriftliga-uppgifter/skrivrad-och-sprakhjalp/obestamd-artikel-eller-artikellos-form/

[ajbw]

Is "Your dad seems like a tourist" also valid?

[Arnauti]

seem is verka and look like is se ut som.

[Aj4Y2c]

Thanks. Hard facts among the levity!

[Allison23215]

So true.

[DavidBates15]

Ut?

[KonstigaKatten]

"ser ut som" is a fixed expression meaning "look(s) like".

[Nightwitchchild]

Swedish yo pappa jokes. Classic.

[squarehammer]

thanks

[Malin674903]

That's why he takes pictures of "her" - the woman who "ser ut som en älg".