"De tager hans børn fra ham."

Translation: They take his children from him.

[eftermiddagen]

:(

[Col323054]

Maybe its because han drikker en øl før morgenmaden?

[AdrianTanasa1923]

it's funnier when you understand a joke in other language

[Jay709846]

Literaly anything that doesn't make sense in another language os funny. ;D

[vamshi-butla]

true

[vamshi-butla]

legendary

[Calhil]

Does anyone think that "fra" sounds like "ifra" in this sentence?

[Litux1516]

I think it sounds more like "af fra" ... Which sound, in some how, correct

[JustinDyer11]

Yes! I listened carefully on slow, which was why I made the mistake. Confusing!

[JohnJohnNL]

They sem to have solved it, sounds like a true fra to me now (july "18)

[Markle0]

The slow version still is"ifra" (Jan 2019)

[audiaphilios]

Er Liam Neeson fra Danmark? Han spiser dem når han finder dem.

[MMuhr]

Awesome. Have a lingot.

[dannesys]

Liam Neeson is Irish!

[Kat17311]

Oh my gosh, why do they have to put mean sentences on this?

[Helle384474]

I must say it's a sad story:(

[RowanM.1]

Scandinavian noir.

[elsalengyel]

WHAT THE??? pooor guy
:(

[EliseSnowman]

Is this what happens when you skip your Danish Duolingo lessons? :0
Duo Nej!

[Koran822325]

KAREN

[ShareYourHead]

"They take his bear from him" presses enter ⊙◞⊱◟⊙

[MarianoAhu1]

Børn isn't the singular form?

[TobyBartels]

No, that's ‘barn’.

[SantiAnnd]

A resentful ex wife eh?

[Rina_Irina]

Shouldn't this be with "sine" as in His children, not some other guy's children (hans)

[NikhilSurya]

No: "De tager sine børn fra ham" would mean, "They take their (own) children from him."

[PushythePirate1]

:(

[FionaOnDuoL]

I hope this is at a crèche and he's only dropping them off for the day.

[ADrunkenPirate]

I bet that went down well...

[AurliaPeix]

Not cool

[Elinor633946]

So sad

[TXwatie]

Sandra took the kids

[Brandonauto]

Karen took them

[Florian866500]

How cruel!

[MaryAnn396262]

ifra is what I hear

[MaryAnn396262]

ifar is what I hear

[CristianIo868665]

This sentance is quite inappropriate.

[CarolineVl2]

Still "ifra", jan. 2020

[livvyyy97]

would 'they will take his children from him' also be an acceptable answer?

[Da_maul]

I mean, technically, but usually when you would say something is going to take place in the future you add a few extra words for context.

[JohnJohnNL]

Maybe no drama is implied in this phrase, though it does give me the impression. Undskyld for ikke at kunne sige dette på dansk :)

[ShareYourHead]

I'm sorry- WhAAAT?!?!

[NgjY11]

:(