"Hon äter."

Translation: She eats.

[SincereWil]

It is "Hon äter."It means She eats

[Fjompeji]

Or she is eating :)

[wafflesrock17]

Is there a way to know the difference or is it just context?

[ErenBurak]

It depends on the context

[NaimaIili]

عت
هه
نن
من
من
مو
كنذ.kkjjkhk

[yadwinder_gadari]

In my language it means "put it down right now". :-)

[Rohit.99]

I suppose its not hindi...

[Dana853313]

Im 35% swedish

[JonasBaltakis]

I thought I heard here say, Un ater as in french!

[daneejela]

is "hon" pronounced like "un" or "on"?

[Zmrzlina]

/hun/, if you're familiar with phonetics.

[exqeriment]

I'm not. What are phonetics?

[Iawesome2--GD]

Phonetics are basically a way to show pronunciation. Someone who actually knows what phonetics, correct me if I'm wrong. If I'm right, there you go!

[WalfridLin]

The H is not silent. But not very distinct either. It should be a bit like "houn".

[Hallieo]

does anyone have tips one how to differentiate from hon/han (she/he)

[JoseMolina180364]

The name "Hans" is typically a male's name. Hope that helps.

[__CRUSH__]

Great tip Jose!
☺

[Sloppyorrus]

Could think of hon like honey, and picture a guy calling his wife honey,

And han rhymes with man. And is very similar to the word too.

[ErenBurak]

That's what i think too. Moreover, in Turkish, Han means Khan so it fits very well to remember.

[WalfridLin]

Well, that is the difference. What do you mean?

[Cleokitty1]

Hon honey she
In my native language han is like haan a rooster so its male

[Paramet2]

She eats

[brittmpomush]

I accidentally wrote hon ätee and it didn't mark it wrong or say there was a typo...

[Elliot282188]

The playback is so fast ….its only ment for advance Swedish speakers