"Она молодец."
Translation:She did well.
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Except I think in она the о is usually pronounced "ah", because of it being the last syllable before the stressed syllable. So if I'm not mistaken, она is "ah-NAH" and Анна is "AH-nuh". Which is why they are hard to distinguish for us non-natives. The first syllable is pronounced the same, "ah", so the key is to listen carefully to the second syllable.
I think both of you had the same sound in mind writing uh and ah. Russians actually pronounce two n's in Анна, so there are two ways in which these words are different. But yeah, it's still hard for non-natives like us. The stress usually does not change the meaning in my native language. And double consonants are just a hint for vowel lengths. Except in compounds. Okay, now my mother tongue starts sounding hard to me :D
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This is an obsolete word. Nowadays it's almost never used. It means "a young married woman".
Unfortunately, Duolingo does not give me the opportunity to repeat the same question immediately and try other variants. The two suggested "correct" answer certainly do not fit the cases where someone has said "Она молодец!" to me about my daughter. "She is doing very well" or "She is a very good girl" or something like that would fit. (It was an indirect way of saying "You should be a proud father.")
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Она: "ah-NAH". Анна: "AHN-nuh". Besides the vowel differences, note that the double н is pronounced differently than a single н, unlike in English.
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Анна sounds longer then она when you say она you have to say it's fast other words Аннна is long она is short
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"She is clever"? Yes, I know that молодец usually refers to a specific accomplishment rather than a general property, but none of the translations are perfect.
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"She is clever"? I have often seen молодец translated as "clever boy/girl". (Yes, I know it usually refers to a one-time achievement.)
"Молодец" doesn't mean "clever". It is a word you call someone when you want to praise them for achieving something or doing something good. So in some occasions it could be "clever girl/boy", but that requires a specific context where whatever that person achieved required being clever. But the word "молодец" itself doesn't imply anything about their intelligence or wit.