"Η διδασκαλία είναι δύσκολη."

Translation: Teaching is difficult.

[Gerardd88]

Didascalia/didascália/didascalie/didaskalia actually means stage direction (not sure about this term in English; I mean things like: "Exeunt ROSENCRANTZ and GUILDENSTERN, escorted by attendants; Enter POLONIUS" in a play) in Romance languages and also in Polish. Very interesting etymology again :)

[jaye16]

Again than you.

[M.Ffwz]

"hard" should be accepted too for difficult, translation what do you think?

[jaye16]

"Hard" is one of the words accepted as you'll see from the drop down hints above. I cannot fanthom why yours wasn't. Please tell us if you had the sentence in the Tree, or a Test out , or Strengthen, section. It will help us find where the kink is. Thanks

[M.Ffwz]

its in the tree section. it didnt give any option on 'hard', just word difficult.

[am522379]

I had the sentence in Strengthen Skills and it marked "hard" as incorrect.

[garpike]

It's not accepting 'hard' for me, either, although it does give it as a mouse-over hint; I'm doing the lesson in the tree. (I also reported it.)

[Jon345104]

Teaching in general is difficult? Would "The teaching is difficult" be written the same way

[jaye16]

"Teaching" refers to the general discipline, however, "the teaching" is specific as in for example "the teaching of the French Revolution is difficult.