"Făcând acest curs, am învățat multe lucruri despre limba română."

Translation: Doing this course, I learned many things about the Romanian language.

[tasosthes]

Why is ''learnt'' considered to be as a wrong answer? I am not a native English speaker but i know both forms ''learned'' and ''learnt'' are correct. Actually in British English ''learnt'' is used more than the other form.

[potestasity]

Because Duolingo mostly uses American English :P A lot of course makers add various regional alternatives, but I guess it's pretty hard to think of all of them. Just report these cases and they'll probably be added as correct answers.

[Coldyham]

2020-03-15 "learnt" was accepted

[nahuatl1939]

yes, I liked this course.

[AlexDiaconescu]

"attending this course" should also be accepted i guess

[nahuatl1939]

i am not a native english-speaker but i think TO ATTEND means you have to be present while TO DO, means you can do it anywhere alone.

[AlexDiaconescu]

Well. It could also refer to creating the course just to increase the ambiguity. You can also attend online courses. Neither i am an English native so a native speaker's feedback would be nice

[MikeBaker874500]

I would say "Taking this course". I'd also have thought "Luând acest curs" would be better, but I'm not a native Romanian speaker.

[Istvan438587]

Not because luând in this case means buying.

[David-Herron]

I know that Facand literally translates as Doing or Making as the hints suggest. But neither word is good English. Fortunately I put in Taking - and that was accepted.

[BillBatkay]

In idiomatic American English, one takes a course, one never, ever does it.