"The woman eats sandwiches."

Translation: Die Frau isst belegte Brote.

[Wheepy]

I just don't know how I was supposed to know "sandwiches" was a valid plural form as well.

[Germandy]

I am a native German and "Sandwiche" seems very unnatural to me. It might be gramatically correct, yet I don't think anybody would say that but rather use the usual English pural, "sandwiches".
Also I think that one could simply translate "a sandwich" as "ein Butterbrot" which most people say whenever they make themselves a sandwich. Some people say "eine Stulle" as well.

[Syriza]

Okay, so if both "Sandwiche" and "Sandwiches" are correct, then why is it that earlier, when I spelled it "Sandwiches" it flagged me as being wrong, and to spell it as "Sandwiche"? Duolingo really needs to make up its mind.

[VaterGut]

are these both plural then? or is it rather that the singular for certain foods (like meat?, e.g. i eat meat and i eat meats - odd but possible) can be said in both the singular and plural forms?

[maureenp]

I think "Sandwich" is singular and "Sandwiche" is plural.

[Karl12]

"Sandwich" as singular is correct. In plural "Sandwichs, Sandwiche, Sandwiches" are all correct.

[jessica.lima]

Thank you. Only "Sandwiche" was presented as plural.

[Bernardsia]

no idea... wanna know too