"Η πρόσθεση είναι προφανώς πολύ εύκολη."

Translation: The Addition is clearly very easy.

[UralMasha]

'the addition is obviously very easy' was marked as wrong. What's incorrect about using 'obviously' instead of ' clearly' here?

[Rosy885287]

I translated εύκολη as simple. Is this not a possible translation?

[Dimitra956826]

I'm afraid that simple is a translation to απλός, and not εύκολος. We might want to keep these two seperate, to avoid further confusion.

[jeanprendiville]

I think " The addition is clearly very easy" might be added as an alternative. In the previous sentences the definite article was included eg " The subtraction" etc. There is nothing in the Greek sentence which indicates that it is a generalisation.

[Lng52-._]

Don't "clearly" and "obviously" have two different translations; e.g., "σαφώς" and "προφανώς"?

[jaye16]

"Προφανώς" is defined as both "clearly" and "obviously" among others. I just checked to be sure:

https://www.lexilogos.com/english/greek_dictionary.htm

[Jojo892164]

Addition is ... should be ok. The article is not necessary in my view.

[G.Georgopoulos]

That's true and it's already an included translation. It's important to note, however, that generic statements require the definite article in Greek.

[Condorandi]

I hear the bot pronouncing "πρόστεση instead of "πρόσθεση" Is it OK to pronounce "θ" like "τ" in some occasions?? I have heard the same with the word "ασθένεια".

[G.Georgopoulos]

I think it sounds ok, but no, a "θ" is always a "θ".