"Она пишет левой рукой."

Translation: She writes with her left hand.

[jeffreythu1]

doing things "left handed" is a natural way to say this in english and seems more similar to the russian phrase.

[coder983]

I agree, I don't know why its not accepted

[LutzvonGra]

"she writes with the left hand" is not accepted. why?

[Scial]

Such usage is accepted in other exercises. Report it.

[bhankerson]

Really gotta work on the accent between "Áнна" and "Онá". Either that or accept both until it's fixed.

[jaiirapetjan]

I agree. There are also women called "Ana" (I know one). I interpreted this sentence as "Anna writes with her left hand."

[Olexsa]

Maybe the woman's name is Anya (Аня). It is a simple form for the name Anna.

[Olexsa]

Program speaks clearly for native russian speakers. "Анна" и "Она" sounds differently.

[sple00]

Are there rules for when Russian skips the "с"?

[Tomer522659]

What case is левой рукой?

[MortiBiRD]

Its singular instrumental.

[alanford97]

Why not с левой ?

[nikanokoi]

Because we don't say it like this :) "с чем-нибудь" means together with something, and it's completely another thing in Russian as "using something, with the help of something" - "чем-нибудь".

[PauletteSm]

I said writes with the left hand which is a literal translation and was counted wrong.

[miley69]

есть ли имя для людей, которые делают вещи своими левыми руками?

eg in english, she’s left handed or in spanish, ella es zurda.

[Olexsa]

Левша́ (леворукий) — человек, предпочтительно пользующийся левой рукой.

[LauraBlume]

On the turtle version, there's a clear "l" after the "p", so I assumed it was a word I hadn't heard before and wrote "плишёт". Oh well - I should've trusted my initial instinct.

[odile7102]

Il n'y a pas note "her", mais juste "left hands" et ceci est couramment dit