"The child knows the bilingual password."

Translation: Το παιδί ξέρει το δίγλωσσο σύνθημα.

[alainPierrot]

I wonder what "bilingual password" can mean?

[Hilary666874]

γνωρίζει isn’t a word I’ve come across. It appeared as the obvious choice (and marked correct) but I see here that ξέρει is used as the correct answer.

[joe_t4]

Γνωρίζω = to know in the sense of to be acquainted with, ξέρω = to know a fact. Many languages make this distinction c.f. Spanish conocer vs saber.

[Anna996495]

I have the same comment. Two different verbs, probably with similar meanings, and we haven't come across γνωρίζει before. But we both guessed right :)

[G.Georgopoulos]

Was it a quiz or a "tap the tiles" exercise?

[Anna996495]

'tap the tiles' I think

[.thalassa.]

What, like, the password is in 2 languages?

[alainPierrot]

or is it a pun on διγλωοσσο / duolingo ? :-)

[solidgitarius]

The hint for "the bilingual" is "το διγλωοσσο" here, which is incorrect.

[Stefanos714672]

You have an extra "ο" right after "ω".