"Де метро?"

Translation: Where is the subway?

[NikolaiBezdomny]

"Where is metro" is ungrammatical in English.

[JamesTWils]

Indeed, we would need either "the" or "a," and really only "the" makes sense.

[Jaffarello]

"Where's the metro" isn't accepted as well, though. I'm going to report this.

[Angeparmar]

Absolutly. Metro is countable and needs an article with it.

[SmithUA01]

can someone please fix this please, it's been at least three months and it's still wrong. the further i get in this course, the more ridiculous garbled translations i have to memorise in order to please the course designers and it's getting really, really annoying

[madmoose]

Where is the subway is acceptable.

[Jenni7771]

I put "where is the subway" 12-22-15 didn't work.

[SharichkaV]

"Metro" is not the only acceptable translation. "Subway" and "underground" should also be acceptable. It all depends on where the English-speaking person lives.

[Prijaukintasis]

"Where is an underground?" Should be a possible translation, not only "subway".

[SmithUA01]

those two correct solutions are both incorrect English.

[Hatul_Madan]

Приймайте Where is the metro/subway?

[ZaZooBred]

"Where is the tube" is not accepted, not sure if I should report it.

[BarryLord1]

"Tube" is London dialect. We can't expect the course authors to support every parochial use.