"Vi går ved vejen."

Translation: We walk by the road.

[r0hit]

is 'we go by the way' not correct?

[AndyKnott009]

Can this not also mean, 'we walk on the road' (eg, because the footpath is blocked just here)?

[deactivated user]

"We walk on the road" is "Vi går på vejen".

"Vi går ved vejen" means "We walk along (or close to) the road"

[A38drys]

But "We walk along the road" was NOT accepted.

[AndyKnott009]

Fair enough. Thanks!

[Calen19526]

It corrected me to say 'we go at the road' That is just not good English.

[derpkins]

Could 'street' be used instead of road? I know there's a separate word for it, but is it possible for 'vej' to mean street?

[Stew197300]

Not here. Definitely in real life.

[DavidLamb53073]

I realise that the hints are not specific to the individual sentence, but I am not sure why "We walk by the way" is marked incorrect. Is it actually wrong, or just not added to the alternative correct answers?

[meedeegeegee]

The slow and the "normal" version sound very different.

[Beth_Wallace]

I want to be sure I understand this. Is the correct translation, "we go by the road" (which in English would mean we walk past the road), or is it "we go on the road" (which in English would mean we walk on or along the road)???????? Jeg forstaar ikke.

[DragonNights]

The meaning of this is "we walk next to the road"., or "We are walking alongside the road" (or at least in close proximity to the road).