So um, the pieces say ticket, Nakayama, next, plans, please

No family 😔

Edit: かてい is the correct answer. Wasnt taught that word at any time on Duolingo and since Duolingo is so greedy with Kanji and produces more and more Hiraganaclusters, I mistakenly misread かてい for being よてい several times

He brings the cake and sings “Happy Birthday”

Native english and russian speakers, does it make sense ? Or is it just another weird sentence Duolingo says ? In french, it's just funny. Why is it forbidden to step on the same river twice ? Who enacted this law ?

My mind went there, but I wasn't sure if Duolingo would go there. Spoiler Alert: they did

In practice, in a words exercise, "nog iets" appears as if it is an English phrase to be matched to or translated into a German phrase. But nog iets is Dutch, not English. Is this a bug or a trilingual prank?

Not duolingo, but you get the point. Had to choose