"It is not that easy."

Translation: Non è così facile.

[Chris123456]

Should "Non è facile così" be acceptable?

[f.formica]

That would be "It's not easy this way".

[Nonna602151]

Why not "Non è così semplice?" I'll report it. 4 June 2020

[Annette277394]

ditto

[Chris123456]

Ah! Thank you, once again, for clearing the mists in my mind!

[FrdricBris1]

"non è così semplice" rejected for now, reporting it as a potential solution.

[Fosilla]

What's the difference with cosi and così. When do i use the accent and are there different meanings?

[MaryM.Well]

I get so confused sometimes! Please tell me why this is wrong: c' è non che facile

[rthessler]

First of all, c'è means "there is", so your answer would translate to "there is not that easy". Second, "che" in the context of your answer refers to an object, as in "THAT car", or "THAT house". In the case of Duo's answer, "that" isn't referring to an object, but instead is a quality talking about HOW easy something is. "Che" in your sentence's context doesn't have the correct meaning.

I hope that makes some sense.

[OwenJones0]

How is this related to flirting?

[vincemat]

Flirting is not that easy!

[Marie452741]

Why does is say watch the accents when there was only one and it was correct!

[Louise304133]

There was 2, così and è

[dtUyaD]

I used tanto instead of così -- is there a difference?

[gimmieshelter]

could "facile" be translated as 'doable' too? And then the sentence to mean: It is not so doable.