"De kom gående hand i hand."

Translation: They came walking hand in hand.

[ErixTheRed]

Från Pepparkakeland?

[sergey.cy]

I Have tanslated it literally but have no idea what does it mean?

[NathanHill16]

"Hand in hand" is idiomatic (in both English and Swedish, apparently" for "holding hands". If I was expressing the idea in English I'd probably say "They came along, hand in hand", but I suspect "walking" is in there because it's gående, not åkande. ("De kom åkande hand i hand" sounds dangerous, if nothing else).

[Arnauti]

Yes, gående here can only mean walking, literally walking.

[HuiMeiquan]

Tre gubbar!
Tre gubbar!

[Brian_Jo]

Can you say 'de kommer gående hand i hand'? Or would that just be 'de går hand i hand'?

[devalanteriel]

Either works, though the former wouldn't be very common.

[Patti309623]

the report button does not support a description. i got this as a "fill in the blank," but there was no place to type

[devalanteriel]

There has been an increasing number of complaints regarding missing word tiles since the new design was introduced. Unfortunately, there's not much I can do about it - but there are some things you can try. First, try zooming out in your browser, this will usually cause the missing tile(s) to reappear, and you can then zoom back in after answering the question. If that doesn't help, I encourage you to submit a big report here: https://support.duolingo.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

[Patti309623]

thank you. i tried zooming, with no change. i submitted a bug report.

[devalanteriel]

Sorry to hear that. I hope they'll get it working soon.

[Patti309623]

det fungerar nu!

[devalanteriel]

Oh, that's great! :)