"Jeg snakker med ham om min fremtidige karriere."

Translation: I talk with him about my future career.

[MMuhr]

Ok, I guess "my future car" is a definite noun and thats why we use fremtidige instead of fremtidig?

[deactivated user]

Yes, "min fremtidige karriere" is definite.

[Lisa79533]

I wrote, I speak with him. Why was this marked wrong? What is the difference?

[hoyastang]

what is a definite noun?

[orfeocookie]

"The dog" is definite - it refers to a specific dog. "A dog" is indefinite.

[Octuki]

Why is it 'karriere' considered a plural in this sentence?

[Xneb]

It isn't. "Min" indicates a singular noun which is common (an "n-word"). See what MMuhr wrote for the reason why "fremtidig" is in its e-form

[watersourcejkr]

wait what? why is fremtidige and not fremtidigt?

[Ruben94259]

this is not a correctly grammered sentence

[KathyKarch]

Wow, the audio is bad on this one!