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Could it translate "cannot" and "does not?" Both translate as present tense, right?
September 5, 2015
Doesn't and does not make sense; cannot means it is impossible for the duck to sing, and would require a different word. Cannot is able to be used in the present tense, though.
My assumption for the use of cannot would be "En and kan ikke synge", but I would need confirmation from another clever Duolingo member :)
December 16, 2015
What does the "and" means? I thought was addiction, like "towell and papers".
December 8, 2018
The Norwegian 'en and' is the indefinite noun that translates to 'a duck' in English.
To say 'an apple and an orange' in Norwegian you would say 'et eple og en appelsin', where the connecting 'and' translates to 'og'.
January 3, 2019
