"He is eating an ice cream."

Translation: Han spiser en is.

[NAlejandro1]

I read in another comment that present continue doesn't actually exist in Danish, for those other languages that have it (English, French, Spanish) a more natural translation would be something like "han er spiser en is", so to get the answer something more natural would be "he eats ice cream" in simple present, am i wrong?

[J.C.M.H.]

French has no progressive present.

[oscarvangsgaard]

the translation for an is et

[Hannah439106]

' Han spiser en is' Is the right answer. But the word 'is'is not an option just like in a former same question. I think that "frokost' is the mistake..sounds like "frozen"/ice...icecream...??

Anyway: please be so kind to ad the right word! Thanks a lot!
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[PetraLily]

The feminine version of this questi gave a completely different word for ice cream.

[Xneb]

The sentence I think you're referring to is "Pigen spiser en is" (although it does accept "Pigen spiser en flødeis" which could have showed up if you got it wrong)

[TD_and_JD]

is: icecream

[Alberto741273]

In which context or which words must I use 'et' or 'en' to indicate a simple thing or person? In this case it told me 'et' isn't supposed that 'et' is for objects or is because I'm still a rookie on this?