"Anakula mifupa ya kuku"

Translation: He is eating chicken bones

[lucyashby24]

In English you would say 'chicken bones' not 'bones of chicken'

[AGreatUserName]

Now it's saying "chickenbones" ... I've just reported that too.

[Renata725212]

Any way he has quite specific kind of taste. I guess he needs more calcium =D

[EileenRaff2]

True. I have reported it. It's important to report all these things.

[aboutpurpo]

in english, chicken bones is always two words.

[Catriona28475]

It looks like they have fixed this now. (25 July 2018)

[mr.waljee]

My answer is exactly the same as suggested by you and still it gets marked wrong and repeatedly so - more than three times now. I am stuck. It does not let me go past this cycle.

[pixilico]

Report the errors, then just answer what the app asked you to answer. So, you can go on beyond the fails. This is a beta course, and it is normal to find errors. So we learn and cooperate.

[Angela53250]

Cannot anakula also mean, "he eats"

[Catriona28475]

Yes!

[HarutoRat]

Can anakula imply an animate "it", e.g. mbwa?

[Catriona28475]

Yes it can.