"Hast du einen Tisch?"

Translation: Do you have a table?

[luka_gorgadze]

Couln't hear "du"

[kschmitt25]

I heard it clearly

[onihachi]

Try "slower"

[Urdaris_Nox]

I do try "slower" when I can not understand what I hear. I do not press "slower" when, as in this case, I hear and understand but there is just a missing word. This is a bug and it has to be reported as such.

[annierose5000]

Ah, that has been fixed, perhaps thanks to you. But had I not been able to hear "du" I would never have gotten it right, since the voice did not say, "hast" -- unless the "s" is silent in this word. and yes, I played it on slow several times.

[liquidalloy]

Any difference between this and "Du hast einen Tisch?"

[Catweasel]

When the verb (hast aka haben) is in the 2nd position it's not a question...it's a statement (at least in German). So "Du hast..." = statement. "Hast du..." = a question.

[MartinYoun8]

Sounds like 'glish'

[Matt301838]

I listened slowly several times and guessed Glisch. Which isn't a word but that's what I hear.

[Julika]

Admitted. "du" is mumbled here but notable to the native ear. You can close this pop-up box and listen to the slower version on the website.

[devilaaron]

Why "Do you have a desk" is marked wrong? Duolingo says der Tisch can mean a table or a desk? What's the difference here?

[Eva469592]

I heard Fisch...

[nghicks]

Audio mumbled. Sounds like "dish" instead of Tisch. Both normal and slow speed. Reported 10 Aug 19

[amr212]

Sounded like the voice was rapping :D

[cortexifann]

Can this be used in the context of meeting someone at a restaurant for a meal?

[estrizhok]

Why 'ein' is in accusative case here, but not in many other sentences in DL where 'haben' is followed by a masculine noun?

[ChancellorClub]

Yeah sure, one sec Ima take it out of my pocket

[LoudWarning]

Anybody can tell me the difference between the usage of euer and dein

[Fiachra691900]

"hast thou a table ?" was marked wrong.