"Der er en kylling i skabet."

Translation: There is a chicken in the cabinet.

[chris95242]

The better question is why is there a chicken there?

[MarisaDinis]

Maybe Draco Malfoy got tired of apples.

[NedSpot]

No, it's a sparrow, not a chicken!

[KasperFeld]

Because it crossed the road.

[EinarSig]

Meanwhile in Denmark...

[Halma11]

The problems of people of Denmark

[Milaena]

My first thought...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gH8qWzUG1h4

[Irma177007]

In England we say cupboard. why is it from american English?

[StephenHoy1]

I think cupboard should be a valid translation for skab.

[jyttemolle]

In australia, we also use cupboard rather than cabinet

[sll-ttt]

And in french they use cabinet for the toilet.

[skywalker735]

En kylling levende?

[IanWitham1]

Can this be cabinet as in "The President's cabinet"?

"The Prime Minister of Denmark has appointed a chicken as Minister for Education."

[jyttemolle]

I like the way you think. The creator of the exercise may be messing with our minds. Would the presidents cabinet be a regering or kabinet though?