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I guess the writer of this lesson was starting to get bored by this point, the sentences are getting crazier ;P
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My brain attempted an auto-correct to "The men don't eat from the plates". I guess I should stop thinking logically from now on and just start drinking oil and eating newspaper.
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I hope they do not eat the plates, maybe they are saving it for the women
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Thank goodness now we know! I was starting to get worried....
I take it they are just preparing us for the Danish humor which is, complete random nonsense. xP
Does tallerknerne here mean the dishes in a meal or is it classic Duolingo nonsense???
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accepts: "The men do not eat the dishes" which is less humorous than not eating the plates.
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I suppose they want to give the word "kartofler" but mistakenly give "tallerknerne" instead :DDD
tallerken = plate
en tallerken = a plate
tallerkenen = the plate
tallerkner = plates
tallerknerne = the plates
Isn't tallerknerne a mis-spelling? I have been searching online and every time I find it the plates (but usually the dishes) it's tallerkenerne. Example: Glas er i skabet ved siden af tallerkenerne. Vandglas er stablet så de er hurtige at sætte på, men vinglassene er jo lidt skrøbelige, så det er kun én i hver hånd.
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Can tallerken mean a plate of food, as it can in English? Or is this purely a silly sentence?
