"We will get married."

Translation: Vi ska gifta oss.

[Haesselmaas]

That's future sense, isn't it? We haven't gotten to that yet, Duolingo!

Not to mention, wouldn't the correct translation for "Vi ska gifta oss" be "We are getting married"?

[Arnauti]

In the incubator it looks like this sentence is taught in Future, Lesson 2, which seems reasonable. Where did you get it?

[Haesselmaas]

In Objects.

[Peter147810]

we are going to get married

[JimNolt]

Does "Vi ska gifta oss" mean only that we will get married to each other? Or can it also mean that we will get married to our respective partners (this afternoon perhaps)?

[InvertedGo]

It would imply that you are getting married to each other. If I wanted to say the other thing I would say "Vi ska båda gift oss" (we are both getting married).