"Hundarna dricker mjölk."

Translation: The dogs are drinking milk.

[sarah.tyt]

what?!

[Yerrick]

Think puppies.

[TomdeKler]

thanks, I feel better now. I should think of puppies more often.

[RubenB.1979]

Think about puppies. As soon as they are born they need mother's milk.

[h4ck8ug5]

Would it be correct also if I had to say " the dogs are drinking milk" ?

[Arnauti]

Yes, we don't distinguish between present and present continuous.

[Kylaro]

First the dogs eat the cats,
Then they drink the cats' milk?
:( poor cats

[Dragonbrag]

I think they had to wash the cats down.

[Julliexlii]

Is there a reason why the definite ending [-an] has been reversed to [-na]? Or am I just crazy? Thanks in advance for the reasoning behind this!

[mette547406]

It's in plural!

en hund, hunden
hundar, hundarna

[lesliewilman]

True, but if it is cow's milk it is not good for them. Puppies are usually reared on goat's milk, if their bitch cannot keep up with their appetites. Trust me, I am a goat keeper.

[Kevlaxo]

I know that bitch is a female dog but my god it caught me off guard just casually reading this word in a duolingo reply.

[cherrytoasty]

If it were puppies drinking the milk, then what would "puppies" be in Swedish?

[Zmrzlina]

Hundvalpar or just valpar.

[cherrytoasty]

Thanks ^-^

[mette547406]

And in this sentence specificly it would be "valparna" (the puppies)

[Robbadob]

Tack!

[DanielElli3]

Can you say -Dogs drink milk

[Arnauti]

That would be Hundar dricker mjölk in Swedish.

[deactivated user]

Why is it hundarna?

[Kaninnn]

En hund = A dog, Hunden = The dog, Hundarna = THE dogs

[mette547406]

• hundar = dogs

[Robbadob]

duolingo.com/skill/sv/Plurals/tips-and-notes

[Cyanice382]

How do you know whether to use the ending -erna or -arna for the plural definite?

[OwainLlyfr]

When making the definite of the plural you (usially) only add the ending without changing the plural word.

[Jack_Boulet]

Must be to wash down all the cat they just finished eating...

[Ebba_588]

I just forgot to type more than "Hundarna"