"Hvor i Europa er ænderne?"

Translation: Where in Europe are the ducks?

[KimDunno]

Danes really care about ducks.

[OsoGegenHest]

They're all really swans in Denmark...

[Harpissima]

They are directly descended from the famous Boston ducks. There is a "Wonderful Copenhagen" poster with a duck motive that reminds me of the American children's book "Make Way for Ducklings"http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA130725/550/travel_wonderful_copenhagen_MF01371_L.jpg

[ghostamorx]

Of course the ducks are in Denmark. They read newspapers there.

[scottymuse]

Seriously, those ducks get around.

[YvonneJanssen]

and back to the ducks

[Diane786247]

I typed "Where are the ducks in Europe" why is that wrong?

[p_-]

I typed this as well, and I agree that it should be accepted, because it's a far more natural construction in English than the literal translation.

[eik55]

Just a different word order. Try to translate word for word.

[Uthael]

Somehow, I doubted this so much, I had to check the meaning of ænderne to be 100% sure...

[RonNewsham]

Probably in the bar drinking wine.

[eik55]

More like beer if in Denmark.

[skywalker735]

Do we always use 'i' for countries/continents?

[alexandra570439]

an essential question

[ShayStibelman]

Didn't they JUST say they went to china with the bears?

[Brynn082407]

They are everywhere

[Anna224987]

"whereabouts" should be allowed, as it is more natural to use it rather than "where" in a question like this.

[Patrick533412]

'Where are the ducks in Europe' sounds better to me, but is not accepted