"La bonaj amikoj lernis Esperanton kune."

Translation: The good friends learned Esperanto together.

[Lohnesinpr]

Share this with all your friends!

[JakeH1]

I did. They said no :(

[FluffyCat113]

All my friends say I'm wasting my time xD

[FredCapp]

Get new friends?

[richi911865]

+1

[HentieTheart]

My girlfriend and I are learing together.

[Athenicuber]

Today I learned I have no good friends.

[Rabea733910]

Ni povas esti ! :)

[Julian8941]

Goals

[ZachTorino]

Mia edzino kaj mi, lernas Esperanton kune!

[FredCapp]

Ni faris same.
Fakte mi proponis al ŝi esperante.

[Espiraden]

I wish i could learn Esperanto with a friend :(

[nyanyan52]

I could learn Esperanto with you if you want............. I don't think its wasting time.

[Espiraden]

Really?

[nyanyan52]

Yes

[Espiraden]

Thank you!

[nyanyan52]

No problem.

[threxys]

Can I be your friend too?

[Sawderf]

If you get back at it mia amiko.

[gui.doz_on_IG]

Eterne sola :(

[ItsMeMeredith]

Miaj amikoj ne volas lerni Esperanto kun mi. T_T

[Zdeniczka]

Learn is regular (learned) and irregular (learnt) too. So both versions right, not only the regular version.

[FredCapp]

I learnt something!

[stevenvarner]

I have a question regarding word order. I thought adverbs generally preceded (more common) or followed the verb they modify in Esperanto. However, in this sentence, and several others on Duolingo, the adverb is positioned as it would be in English. Wouldn't it be more correct to write, "La bonaj amikoj kune lernis Esperanton" ?

[moomoomeow2]

Please don't take my word as gospel, but I think the adverb can go before or after the verb in Esperanto.

[FinchLA]

I will remember this one.

[Lohnesinpr]

post it on your facebook page

[richi911865]

Mi deziras ke mi havas geamikojn kiel tiuj

[nyqullt]

my best friend promised he'd learn esperanto with me and never went through with it :( I'm hoping to become fluent by the time he visits so he will have no choice but to learn by immersion

[FredCapp]

Mi esperas, ke vi sukcesas.

[jdhdhxhejshx]

That's wholesome!