"Habari za nyumbani kaka ?"
Translation:How is home, brother?
February 22, 2017
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Before you start worrying about starting a sentence with a capital letter, or putting a comma or a question mark, you need to know what Duo does when he checks your answer. He removes all your punctuation, and changes all your letters to lowercase, to see if your answer matches one of his set of possible right answers. You could even have written:
hOw iS, hOmE? BROTHER!
which matches his
how is home brother
GGNYNY
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I think that a house has to be some kind of structure of any size, but a home is just where you live. It can be a house, a room, a cave, a car, a park bench, at tent etc. These can all be homes.
mikkie114949
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If nyumbani is "how is home", why cant I just say "nyumbani kaka" instead of "habari za nyumbani kaka"