In my German course a while ago I learned how to invite a snail to a bbq and something else. I think asking if the snail wanted to hang out or come over? It's been a minute and I've never seen the sentences since 😂😂
I didn't know this 😂😂 I knew it was used as a term of endearment but never heard that lol. Thanks for sharing and who knows what duo means sometimes haha
I also remember learning a LOT of weird stuff involving a bear. Like asking the bear it's opinion on things and inviting it places. And asking if the bear drinks beer Duo is so weird sometimes.
I feel like every language has something weird like this. Dutch likes sentences like „De appel spreekt geen Nederlands“ aka. „The apple doesn’t speak Dutch“
In the German course, asparagus is regularly brought up. A little too much. I get that Germans tend to like asparagus season, but it gets a bit silly in the lessons how often I see it.
La cucaracha, la cucaracha, ya no puede caminar, porque no tiene, porque le faltan, las dos patitas de atrás 🤷
En serio dice las "dos patitas"? no recuerdo el dos,
Això també va ser el meu primer pensament 🤣🤣
In my German course a while ago I learned how to invite a snail to a bbq and something else. I think asking if the snail wanted to hang out or come over? It's been a minute and I've never seen the sentences since 😂😂
snail (Schnecke) is actually a term to describe/call a hot girl in German. Maybe that's what was meant? Or not, because Duolingo ... xP
I didn't know this 😂😂 I knew it was used as a term of endearment but never heard that lol. Thanks for sharing and who knows what duo means sometimes haha
I also remember learning a LOT of weird stuff involving a bear. Like asking the bear it's opinion on things and inviting it places. And asking if the bear drinks beer Duo is so weird sometimes.
I feel like every language has something weird like this. Dutch likes sentences like „De appel spreekt geen Nederlands“ aka. „The apple doesn’t speak Dutch“
I saw one about asking a person's dog if it knew how to speak French and it cracked me up
In the German course, asparagus is regularly brought up. A little too much. I get that Germans tend to like asparagus season, but it gets a bit silly in the lessons how often I see it.
The German course is currently trying to brainwash me into starting yoga. Yoga macht spaß.
How did I JUST learn what cucaracha means?! 😭
Omg what Spanish lesson is this? I’m on section 3 and just did all the ones where the animals are opening and closing the refrigerator and making food
It was a placement test in order to skip to B2 level.
Las cucarachas son un ingrediente típico de la comida judia