"Han tar en stor bit."

Translation: He takes a big piece.

[Talei16]

...must be good pizza.

[Jonathan606349]

I'm having a hard time distinguishing between the pronunciation of "stor" and that of "står". Any tips?

[Lundgren8]

The o vowel should be more closed and the å is more open. Check out Blehg’s pronounciation videos, it might help.

[JonathonAustin]

can bit also mean bit as in small portion?

[Zmrzlina]

No, not really.

[kiteo]

Ah-hah thanks. Not a direct equivalent bit=bit then in many cases.

[DanKortsch]

"bit" also means "piece". So yes, it should.

[RosettaY]

"He takes a big bit" was accepted for me today. (June 2020)

[RowenaJane]

yes it can and should be accepted here

[NatalieBoa3]

A bit is not a byte. Aren't there 8 bits in a byte?

[DanielLuna729625]

Bitcoin?

[Michael990548]

Is bit also used in the sense of "A bite is 8 bits/A Kilobit is a thousand bits".

[DaghdhaEire]

I'm not sure about your question but it's byte, not bite. :P

[JonEnMiljon]

Yes, but then it's pronounced as in English (with a short 'i'). Both kinds of "bit" are 'en' words.

[Cristina144710]

Jag förstår inte den meningen. Google translate är dålig.