"Bạn có trung thực khi học tiếng Việt không?"

Translation: Are you honest when learning Vietnamese?

[Hillary602594]

Yea, what a stupid question. I used to teach primary school children how to read and one of the strategies was to use clues from the words they knew to figure out the ones they didn't - making educated guesses.
No educated guess would have resulted in me coming up with "honest" in this sentence.

[Nintendao]

Come on, there are so many better sentences that could have been used to apply this word.

[corazon_viet]

I thought it would be: "Are you honestly learning vietnamese?" But got rejected instead... sigh

But as a matter of fact, I'm not lying while learning vietnamese... :p

[Steve804244]

A dumb question. And "Are you honest when studying Vietnamese?" is marked incorrect. Dumb question + arbitrary answer. Great.

[SheTuti]

Oh my... it make no sense: I'm struggling to find out which english translation DL would accept instead of focusing on the language I want to learn aka vietnamese... ts ts

[Mu6OVm]

English is not my mother tongue. Would this mean: "are you honest about studying Vietnamese?".

If not, I cannot guess what the sentence means.

[ecYTPuiR]

Not I nor anyone I know would interpret it that way. It's just asking about attributes in arbitrary contexts.