"Rizo kun spicoj bongustas."

Translation: Rice with spices is delicious.

[Kalitan]

Rice with spice tastes nice. :P

[zuoanqh]

Rizo bongustas kun spicoj au ne kun spicoj!

[LaArakido]

How about "rice with spices are tasty"

[lazar.ljubenovic]

You cannot say "are" because it refers to "rice" with has a singular grammatical form, so you have to use "is". "Tasty" instead of "delicious" should be fine, though.

[LaArakido]

Okay. So it was the "are" that was the problem. Thanks!

I have to practice more English before I continue with Esperanto :-)

[GXLD.]

I had the same problem as well haha

[imtonie]

Jes!

[esrevinu11]

It is heard as "la rizo kun ..."

[Leon416998]

Rice 10/10
Rice with spices 11/10

[Ponola]

I used "are". I... I didn't even know that was the difference between "are" and "is"...

[TamLin13]

"are" generally means the adjective following is being applied to multiple nouns, while "is" is singular.
for example; "I think the cat IS cute" vs "I think cats ARE cute"
did that help at all? :)

[fizzy224385]

Rice is delicious.

Rice [with spices] is delicious.

Any questions?

[Ponola]

No, I got it now. c: Thanks, the both of you.

[PuertoRico_7213]

Mi ŝatas rizon kun spicoj

[AdamScott794079]

Where are the achievements? I can't find them

[AdolfStein1]

Update your phone!

[AdolfStein1]

Our if you are doing it on a computer, there aren't any achievements!