"Jag tycker inte om februari."

Translation: I do not like February.

[Sherlock482133]

Why? I have birthday in February

[emily823504]

min födelsedag ar i februari ocksa! Ar du en vattumannen eller en fiskarna?

[dcl520863]

Jag är vattumannen!

[Hangaroid]

Are those zodiac signs you are talking about?

[dcl520863]

Yes, aquarius or pisces.

[eilishub]

same lol

[imaginemydragons]

floor gang fellow

[eilishub]

imagine being c e i l i n g g a n g smhhh

[Malk.A]

Bruh, Ceilings are suck
Floor forever~

[edamiani]

I spit at the celling and it spit back >:(

[Saga513001]

The best month ever!

[hulkbot776357434]

Happy in-a-month birthday

[wyrmwood]

Must be single, hey...

[n2fole00]

It's the coldest month up north

[Yamese4]

could you not translate that to i dislike february?

[Arnauti]

I'd say then you'd be translating another sentence Jag ogillar februari instead.

[MonsieurCal]

Tack för de många svaren. I hope that was language.

[AnaMihail1]

Why it is used de here?

[MonsieurCal]

I don't know if that was correct, but I was trying to say "the many answers" the de represents the 'the'.

[Arnauti]

It's correct. It's the double (or triple) definiteness thing. When we have a definite noun with an adjective, we need both a definite article ('de' here) in front of it, the definite ending on the adjective, and the definite end article on the noun (svaren).

[konnilee]

@Arnauti (or whoever happens to know):

would 'de' as a definite article also be pronounced as /dom/ or does that only happen when it means "they"?

[sotnosen93]

@konnilee Yes, as far as I can think of "de" is always pronounced "dom" in everyday speech. In any case, it is in the case of this sentence and other sentences like it.

[Jack_Boulet]

Not liking something and disliking something aren't necessarily the same thing. If I don't like chocolate, maybe I'm just impartial to it. (For the record, I do like chocolate)

[bobi32]

How would you say “I don't think about february”?

[Arnauti]

Jag tänker inte på februari.

[amber_jin]

can one day " tyck om inte +something"? or does the word order have to be "tycker + inte+om" ?

[Arnauti]

It must be tycker inte om.

[amber_jin]

thank you! you have been a great help. i'm sure there will be more questions to come ^o^

[FLchick]

February 14 2019 HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY Duolingo Members

[Othmane_Chen]

It's my birthday's month... Duo, I am very offended.

[dcl520863]

Mine also :) - don't be offended, they just don't know any better!

[Driper4]

What would it mean if I say: "Jag tycker om inte Februari"?

[Mike982343]

Why?

[MibrodTesf]

Man säger inte så okej.Duolingo!!

[5i5UEEwS]

This is not the order in which it is read in the audio

[ararat-tempest]

...because I only celebrate quarter times of my birthday

[elrolfo]

It's too short.