Weird Duolingo Phrases

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

He winked btw.

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

[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.”]

(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!)

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

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