"Jina lake"

Translation: His name

[LaurenLulu3]

His/her are the same in Swahili so both should be accepted

[ISpeakAlien]

Yes, you're right...

[HopeKiarie]

Yes

[ISpeakAlien]

Yes, I reported it.

[RyanOkushi]

Then good. Hopefully, they'll add it as an accepted answer.

[Kurapika875045]

I think that you should be able to say his or her first without changing the meaning of the sentence right?

[TeaganMack1]

It says the answer is His name, Her name... But when I entered that it said it's wrong?

[RyanOkushi]

It is correct, they just haven't fixed it yet. Please report it.

[luis943605]

Turtle audio does not work.

[BrianSilvi]

Because these are human recordings and not synthesized speech

[ISpeakAlien]

"His/her name" should be accepted for this question.

[RyanOkushi]

Did you report it as an ok answer?

[TaylorJame859110]

So, unlike American and multiple other languages, Swahili has no use of gender when talking about someone? "She is tall..." For example.

[S_Khan775]

Every time i type in the correct answer it keeps on saying that i am wrong.

[sabahmangr]

i do what it shows but doesnt get accepted

[CharlesHenry11]

The order is bolaney

[GenevieveL805273]

This was difficult

[Maggie735435]

I said the right thing and it kept saying I was wrong!

[ZahidurRah1]

her name ... correct :)

[amanaruma]

i wrote "jina lanke", but it was absolutely correct — it was not mentioned that there is a typo. strange.

[Donna634128]

This needs to be repaired. I got it correct but it said wrong.