"Det er et brød."

Translation: It is a loaf of bread.

[GenesisBeta]

A correct solution should also be "It is bread" shouldn't it? If "It is a bread" is a solution, which (I believe) isn't grammatically correct, then "It is bread" should also be a correct solution.

[Luke_5.1991]

"Brød" is countable in Norwegian. Therefore, "et brød" translates to "a loaf of bread" in English.

Norwegian also has "det er brød," which means "it is bread."

[GenesisBeta]

Oh, alright, I understand now! Thanks for the quick reply! :)

[Luke_5.1991]

No worries! We might replace this sentence with something more useful once we get around to it... it seems to be causing a bit too much confusion.