"Ĉu estas spaco en via dormosako?"

Translation: Is there space in your sleeping bag?

[flootzavut]

Is it me or does this sound like a really unsubtle pickup line?!

[apjohnson5]

It's probably common among camping enthusiasts :)

[Jantoki]

I thought the same thing ;-)

[flootzavut]

I'm honestly kind of relieved it wasn't just me who read it that way! :D

[Wuterberg]

Hey, that's how I met my wife! (Not literally, but was close to it).

[ConchiCastillo]

Or maybe it's all in the voice actor's tone? He does seem to change it according to what is being said (listen to the example sentences about love!).

[Cambarellus]

Duolingo is getting more daring as we reach the end. I expect some sentences to horrify me in the final lesson.

[contento57]

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[spuddy93]

For a second, I thought the question was asking if outer space was in their sleeping bag.

[deactivated user]

Same.

[realfoodman]

Ĉu vivo ekzistas en aliaj mondoj?

[ponnuki]

Neniu scias

[erictlee]

Certe.

[gui.doz_on_IG]

Ciam estas spaco por bela knabino en mia dormosako! ahahah

[StephieRice]

Ne estas spaco por vi, nur mi.

[Zed1040]

Agreed, this could be put in the section on flirting.

[effyleven]

We know what you did on holiday!!

[PurpleHuedMagPie]

I once used sleeping bags to stuff clothes and other fabrics in, during a move (we didn't have enough boxes lol)

[Rabea733910]

Is it sad or smart, or both ?

[andybeals]

My first instructor used to hint at what happened at Kongresoj. This sentence would fit in.

[JDRIUvH2]

I'm glad Duo is preparing us for Esperanto culture!

[Alex832298]

Diris Adamo al Sofia.

[BGXCB]

People with their minds in the gutter. To me the question was designed to trick people with sleeping bag and backpack

[realfoodman]

Agreed. I confused the two on another question (dormosako -> dorsosako).

[Rabea733910]

Still, the translation is correct :p

[Evil_God_2000]

Oh my! Duo, you dirty bird! XD