"It is probably at home."

Translation: Den er nok hjemme.

[marcus..]

So "nok" can mean "probably"?

[ConnieBake5]

Shouldn't "Det er sannsynligvis hjemme" be a correct answer?

[DanielaNec9]

I have the same question. It was my anwer aswell and was marked as incorrect...

[Sepochi]

That's what I wrote and it was marked as correct.

[DanielaNec9]

then probably I had a typing error or this wasn't marked as correct at that moment :)

[caromom97]

Can't you say "det er sikkert hjemme"?

[Deliciae]

You can, but it's closer to "surely" in meaning.

[unwallflower]

What is the difference between "trolig", "antakelig" and "sannsynligvis"? Is it incorrect to substitute either of the last two for "trolig"?

[fveldig]

trolig = probably

antakelig = presumably, probably

sannsynligvis = likely, probably

They should all be considered correct.

[unwallflower]

Thanks! It didn't accept my "det er antakelig hjemme", so that's why I was wondering.

[alek_d]

It is allowed now.

[Solvinter]

Not "sannsynligvis" ?

[OlavTryggv]

I put sannsynligvis and it wasn't accepted. Aside from that, everything was correct.

[BrettRyland]

What about antageligvis? I just got marked wrong for "Det er antageligvis hjemme."

[Deliciae]

Added. :)

[fveldig]

This should be allowed as well, so just report if you got an error for this.

[Lalage6]

What is the difference between hjem and hjemme

[gargamelsdiary]

https://www.duolingo.com/comment/18500930/Hjem-hjemme

[Faradrim]

why is it den?

[Karine_GL]

it is a reference to a masculine thing (for example en bok :-)

[DanielaNec9]

How did you assume that "it is probably at home" referrs to a masculine thing?

[AaronWarwick]

Just so that I have this 100% correct. Could you clarify this for me?
We use "det" if we are not referring to an object at all. (eg, Det er mange folk i norge) but if we ARE referring to an object, we use the gender of the object AND if we don't know the object we assume masculine because thing (ting) is masculine?

[Christian.920]

Is "heime" acceptable? I haven't seen that translation before?

[Deliciae]

It's an accepted spelling variation of "hjemme", though most would associate it with Nynorsk rather than Bokmål.