Weird Duolingo Phrases

Duolingo is brilliant, but sometimes the phrases it gives you to translate are a little weird. This blog collects wtf-, weird-, funny-, and curious phrases! | This is a fan blog. | Please, submit via sumbission, not askbox! It makes it easier. Thank you! /Submissions temporarily closed!

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(ID: French Duolingo phrase that translates to "Elsa’s grandfather? No, I’m her father!”)

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(ID: an esperanto duolingo phrase that reads "kiu manĝas horloĝojn?" which translates to "who eats clocks?")

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Duolingo sentence in English reading "These spicy spiders are delicious!" Then the same sentence in French. I'm... scared.

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[ID: A Korean Duolingo sentence that translates to "Who am I?"]

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[ID: A Korean Duolingo sentence that translates to "This dog is my family."]

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We're gonna need it...

(ID: Italian Duolingo sentence translating to "Where's the church?")

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[Image transcription: “Es tut mir leid, dein Arzt spielt jetzt Volleyball” which translates to “Sorry, your doctor is playing volleyball now”]

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I think we have an alcoholic on our hands.

(ID: Catalan phrase that translates to "We want wine, we want wine, we want wine.")

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Image transcription: “Ich habe im Koffer zweihundert Euro” which translates to “I have two hundred euros in the suitcase”

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(ID: Spanish Duolingo screenshot reading: "If you see bugs in the spinach, don't say anything.")

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Image transcription: “Ich liebe dich nicht, ich liebe nur Mayo” which translates to “I don’t love you, I only love mayonnaise”

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He winked btw.

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Norwegian sentence “Vil du ha den rå?” which translates to “would you like it raw?”

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[Image transcription: The Esperanto phrase, “Li estas freneze fiera, sed mi ne scias kial,” which translates to “He is insanely proud, but I do not know why.”]

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this isn’t a translation, so i don’t have a language to tag it as, sorry

(ID: Image featuring Lucy and Duo, two Duolingo characters, drinking from cups with a pleased expression. Text in bubbles reads: “What a rush... like the first time I climbed Everest.” and “That’s 10 in a row!)

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Absolutely terrifying sentence from today's Chinese lesson.

Duo, what did you do with the sun?

(ID: Chinese Duolingo phrase which translates to "The sun is gone!")

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(ID: Japanese Duolingo phrase that translates to “Your face looks like this potato.”)