"Ett kinn, to kinn"
Translation:One cheek, two cheeks
3 years ago
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Ett means one, specifically. Et, in contrast, usually means a or an.
3 years ago
MarcinM85
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However, in the dictation exercise it is impossible to distinguish. But maybe "ett" makes more sense because of the second part, which contains the numeral "to".
2 years ago
AtalinaDove
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I swear this is a play on a German tree sentence somehow. Maybe I'm wrong, though.
2 years ago
