Salt, pepper, and pizza are exactly the same in Norwegian as in English too. It makes up all the super long combo words they smush together like they do in German.
I'm doing Latin (so useful, I know) and I'm not very far in (time to form some direct objects!) and they have taught us four foods, three of which make a lot of sense for Latin: red wine, bread, olives and... cookies??
(no idea if this works in duolingo but if you enable a language keyboard in setting->general->keyboard and then switch to that keyboard (a globe will replace the emoji icon in the lower left of the keyboard, tap it and pick) it’ll spell check in that language. And autocomplete.)
Android frequently gives me autocomplete options for words in Duo lingo Gaelic, but it's inconsistent.
Sometimes I have to keep typing "leabharlann" over and over, which I'll never remember how to spell, but then it auto-suggests "bhfuil" after I type "Cá" and all is forgiven.
nobody in the world has ever said any of the Duolingo sentences...they switched to AI generating lessons which are "edited" by real ppl so that's probably why
As an italian, I love that not many english speakers would care about a typo that small but italians would make fun of you for the rest of the week for it if you said it irl
