"Watanzania hatupendi kula pomboo"

Translation: We Tanzanians don't like to eat dolphin

[KileyJanee]

The "we" is inferred it shouldn't make the actual sentence structure incorrect, I selected, 'Tanzanians don't like to eat dolphin.' This should be accepted as a correct comprehension of the sentence's meaning.

[PhyllisMay3]

I agree

[Martin633120]

"Tanzanians don't like to eat dolphin." This should be accepted as a correct translation in addition to the one that is DL recommends.

[Jb11131999]

wouldn't it be they here? the Swahili version uses the negative of "we" ...?

[Kole-Wright]

It's just a matter of perspective. This is what a Tanzanian would say. As a non-Tanzanian, you'd say "Hawapendi".

[Nigaude]

This isn't clear in the lesson. Thank you Kole-Wright for your explanation.

[tomohiro.o]

Is "Tanzanians , we don't like to eat a dolphin." wrong?

[ScorpioGir5]

I didn't see the necessity of including we since the sentence didn't start off Sisi Watanzania hatupendi kula pomboo. This type of sentence structure isn't taught in any of the previous lessons.