"Végül is sem a gerince, sem a térde nem beteg."

Translation: After all, neither his spine nor his knee is ill.

[Daniel404723]

People are ill, whereas spines and knees are injured.

[Elloughton]

Yes, the English translation given here is understandable but incorrect.

[richardkiss]

The chances of getting this one right the first time approach zero.

[richardkiss]

Second time too! "Végül" and "gerince" and "térde" all seem completely new (I know they're not, but they seem it).

[GregWood15]

I concur. I ended writing some garbage just to see how many sounds I guessed right. Didn't come close.

[Raphi_K]

I used "her" rather "his" and got marked wrong... Tsk tsk... naughty Duo!

[Apu56]

Why is it "his spine" and not "the spine"?

[vasvariistvan]

In hungarian me seems better: Végül is a gerince és a térde sem beteg.

[Elloughton]

This is a difficult one; in English we would probably say "After all, his spine and his knees are not injured/ are OK," depending on the context.

[Richard604037]

As I expected, "poorly" wasn't accepted so it would seem that Duo's best effort with this is to say that spines and knees can be ill. I have reported it and this needs to be resolved because an ill spine and an ill knee is just wrong.