"The bear eats rice with knife and fork."

Translation: Bjørnen spiser ris med kniv og gaffel.

[ClayRoze]

Should be "The bear eats rice with a knife and a fork"

[sam010sam]

exactly

[JoFisher2]

Agreed. It should be"...with a knife and fork". It accepts the "a" in the round where you have to type the whole sentence in English

[Almas893725]

I wish there was a picture for this situation

[martin235019]

Why am i starting to fell like i am translating Dr Seuss?

[noone_heh]

doesnt make sense tho

[Markle0]

Pretty impressive without opposable thumbs

[AzizOmar8]

And here we have more details about the bears that Goldilocks visited

[Philip9876]

Normally, a fork would probably suffice, except where the rice has congealed into large clumps, when the bear would sensibly employ a knife too.

[wizardmikex]

Should "bjørnen spiser ris med kniv og gafle" be accepted too? are gaffel and gafle interchangeable ?

[Xneb]

"en gaffel" is a noun which means "a fork"
"at gafle" is a verb means to take something with, or stick a fork into something
So no, they're not interchangeable I'm afraid

[DavidDonal4]

With better English. The sentence would be. The bear eats rice with a knife and a fork. But I don't know any bears that eat with a knife and a fork. Not realistic.