"My mother brings us a cup of tea."

Translation: Moja mama przynosi nam kubek herbaty.

[FranjoSelak]

Why is this incorrect? : "Moja matka przynosi nam kubek herbaty."
Mum is mama, and mother is matka right?

[immery]

Yes. I do not know your translation, but "Moja matka przynosi nam kubek herbaty" is correct. And even more correct than translation above. You should report it.

[FranjoSelak]

That is exactly what I wrote and reported...

[Foblin]

Is the following order correct?:
"Moja mama nam przynosi kubek herbaty".
If not. Why not? Thanks.

[Jellei]

It's not wrong per se maybe, but sounds rather strange. I see no reason to put "nam" before the verb, that's not natural.

[Foblin]

Good! Thanks, Jellei!

[palitwin]

"Moja matka przynosi nam kubek herbaty." Still marked wrong. I don't get it!!!

[Jellei]

I don't get something either, because the only sentence that I could find was "My mother brings us a mug of tea." and this discussion is under "a cup of tea" (much more idiomatic, but not exactly the direct translation).

I will change "My mother" to "My mom", which is a better rendering of "Moja mama". But I don't know if this isn't some kind of a ghost sentence... I though that so-called ghost sentences were a result of our lack of knowledge about Incubator, but "My mother brings us a cup of tea." really doesn't seem to exist anywhere anymore.