"Läsarna har möjlighet att skriva kommentarer."

Translation: The readers have the opportunity to write comments.

[rabidlemur]

Technically type and write are the same thing it's just that you type on a computer and you write on a piece of paper

[podgorsk]

what about an opportunity

[devalanteriel]

I'd honestly prefer that. It's less direct but more idiomatic.

[podgorsk]

Wouldn't one expect möjligheten if 'the possibility' was in an English sentence?

[devalanteriel]

Not if they're Swedish - the indefinite is much more idiomatic to a native.

[indigozoe]

In that case, I'm going to report "The readers have an opportunity to write comments" as an acceptable answer. :)

[devalanteriel]

I'll go back and add it - since I am now a contributor again. :)

[MattBush2]

Aldrig någonsin läsa kommentarerna.

[devalanteriel]

Läs aldrig någonsin kommentarerna!

[MattBush2]

The challenging of translating idiomatic phrases literally. Tack!

[Donilock]

Would "The readers have the ability to write comments" be ok?

[Vithralas]

I don't really think so, since "have the ability to" means they are able, they know how to do it, but in this case I think it's something like "they are allowed to"

[podgorsk]

The readers have possibility of writing comments. Is it anything wrong with this?

[Vithralas]

I wrote "The readers have the possibility to write comments" and it was accepted. If yours was marked as wrong, maybe it's because "möjlighet" is the definite form ("the possibility"). I guess, of course, I'm not sure, maybe a mod or contributor can clarify it :)