"Hon har skrivit en bok på tyska."

Translation: She has written a book in German.

[spiffwalker]

If the subject matter of the book was about German (as opposed to the book being written in German) would we use om instead of på?

[Zmrzlina]

Yes.

[James704885]

What if it was in German and on the subject of German? Like a German language textbook.

[TristanDeAlwis]

Why is "wrote" not accepted in place of "written"?

[ManoBerthome]

I wrote at the end « for » German in place of « in » how does it be to say « for » ? thanks for your help !

[MarkBorkBorkBork]

Do you mean for the German people? Or for the Federal Republic of Germany? Or about the German Language?

[bigswedeej]

I thought i saw in another lesson i tyska. Whats the difference between på tyska and i tyska?

[historicbruno]

I believe e.g. i tyska means in the subject of German (to be studied), like "Hon undervisar i tyska."

på tyska means something in the German language.

[Rodrigowrok]

Is "har" hard to identify in the audio or am I just not used to it yet?