"I met her outside the shop."

Translation: Jeg møtte henne utenfor butikken.

[VictorPaiam]

Hvorfor henne men ikke hun på dette setningen?

[Deliciae]

Because "henne" is the object here, and "hun" is a subject pronoun.

[LukePaulik]

Butikken isn't really considered a shop: (verkstedet) or mechanic shop . Butikken is a store in which people shop at.

[Luke_5.1991]

Hi, Luke! "The shop" and "the store" are perfectly interchangeable in English, in most contexts, including this one.

[LukePaulik]

Thanks for the reply Luke!
That is entirely true! I was just a little surprised to meet an incorrect answer. Considering the course just came out, it's understandable. so next time I'll just report.

[bossman]

The British use "shop" exactly where Americans use "store". In British English, store is only used as a verb, "to store something", or very specifically a shop in which the merchandise is also kept for storage, like an electronics store.

[LukePaulik]

Thanks!