"Han spiser æblerne og frugterne."

Translation: He is eating the apples and the fruit.

[SanAndou]

But... apples are.... fruits...... right? Another thing I need to google because of duolingo...

[AndrewVave1]

Shouldn't the translation be
"He eats the apples and the fruitS"?
Frugt - fruit
frugter - fruits
frugterne - the fruits

[JKramer08]

In English, "fruit" can be singular or plural. "Fruits" is not incorrect, but is much less commonly used.

[WilliamBar103879]

Is there any way kf differentiating between "is eating" and "eats" in danish?

[Czaporka]

Nope.

[Becs234]

Is the ending different for plural but not includinf "the"? Like to say eating apples and fruits or is it translated either way?

[Becs234]

Including * sorry. Undskyld! I cant type on my phone haha

[ErinPowers0]

I'm wondering the same thing

[Czaporka]

The "-ne" postfix makes a plural noun definite, so:
"the apples" = "æblerne", "apples" = "æbler".

[ErinPowers0]

How do you know when it's plural?

[KingOfCarbs]

The ending of a Danish word affects it's pluralization. For example:
Æble = Apple
Æbler = Apples
Æblet = The apple
Æblerne = The apples.

[bernd693871]

Why not he is eating?

[DragonNights]

"He is eating" is also accepted.