"Το παιδί τρώει ψάρι."

Translation: The child eats fish.

[Josh319742]

Currently the voice in the activity says "τσάι" not "ψάρι" - just an FYI so you can fix this.

[D_..]

The voice says ψά(ρ)ι, it's not very clear but it's not τσάι either.

just an FYI so you can fix this.

Thank you. I wish fixing the audio were that easy though! It's only staff that can do anything about it...

[LEMorin3]

I Think there is a difference between the s sound in ψ and the single s sound of σ (and ς): the first is a Clean s, the second is Close to English sh (or s in Madrid Spanish). If I had thought of this difference, I could have avoided guessing that what I Heard was σάρι. -- Peculiar autocorrect here - it changed my t to T in Think, c to C in Clean and Close, h to H in Heard. Similar things have happened Before.

[D_..]

the second is Close to English sh

No, ψ = ps and you have to pronounce both letters unlike in loanwords like 'pseudonym' where p is silent.

[LEMorin3]

Agree. I didn't mean to exclude the p. Just that the s sound in ψ is different from the s sound of σ.

[9intend0]

How do I figure out which to use, ο or ω?

[Rhyss_]

1. The 1st person singular of the verb always ends in -ω, e.g. παίζω or μπορώ.

2. For masculine and neuter nouns and adjectives, it will always be -ο.

3. For feminine nouns, it can be either (but both are very rare). If the word ends in -ος in the nominative, it will end in -ο in the accusative, e.g. οδό. But if it ends in an O sound in the nominative, it will be spelled -ω, but these are usually names like Βάσσω.

[Luise853038]

Haha there was the option to put "The child eats children."

[jaye16]

That's what happens when you let a computer choose the words. :)