"Lubimy jesień."

Translation: We like autumn.

[Renoized]

Autumn. You mean autumn.

[Vengir]

In American English it's typically called Fall.

[Pia.M.]

"Fall" sounds ambiguous. I think "Autumn" is better in this case

[NoxiousFan44]

I think u mean autumn

[ClareWallaby]

Perhaps autumn and fall could be acceptable

[Jellei]

Obviously they are.

[ClareWallaby]

Fall is American only Australians and English people call it autumn

[deactivated user]

Of course there is American English. I am from the UK but see no issue with calling autumn 'fall' as 330 milllion people are already doing so and should be free to do so. This app is not about trying to retrain native speakers to suit the prejudices of other learners.

[Bezdak]

Both autumn and fall are the correct english in both britain and america/canada, both originated in england and were used there aswell, just autumn took over fall in britain in 18th century for some reason... feel free to use either one

[Alex556721]

Why is it "the fall"?

[Jellei]

Added "We like fall".

[Augustine2017]

"We like fall" was rejected just now. I reported it.

[Grodmannen]

Still not accepted...