"Paret reiser gjennom landet på ei flygende ku."

Translation: The couple is traveling through the country on a flying cow.

[Deliciae]

Illustrated by the talented Buruboro:

[cymster]

This would be better if it was a continuation of the chicken story line....flygende kylling

[Tubuke]

Is it a tale? Where is it from?

[fveldig]

It's just a silly sentence AFAIK.

[Tubuke]

I love humor, and like the humor of this course very much, but when I read a funny sentence I am always confused. Since I am not a native English speaker I cannot decide:
1. Is it an idiom?
2. Is it a quotation from a tale or a Sci-Fi novel?
3. Is it just joke?
Perhaps yous should mark the idioms at least, for example with a pictogram.

[LukeYoung6]

Yes, idioms can be confusing, but at least this way Duo keeps you on your toes and understanding the sentence, not just guessing.

[MarianLank]

Except more often then not I am unwilling to believe that that is actually the sentence I just read. More than keeping me on my toes I can just get these wrong a lot. I find that sentences like these, while fun, have a tendency to make it more difficult for me to learn.
But that could just be because I'm dyslexic, so I don't tend to trust myself when a sentence seems odd, even in my native language.

[fveldig]

That would be nice if it was possible. I guess asking or maybe using a search for the phrase in any search engines would work.

[xBarbastellex]

A feel a book coming along ;)

[AndrijAndrusiak]

Lycklig resa!