"Fanya haraka"

Translation: Hurry up

[mattooca]

Why not "do it quickly"?

[pixilico]

I think that should be the right answer. Did you report it?

[Taurendil]

I answered "do it fast" - was wrong - shouldn't it be accepted?

[AhmedBossm]

report it

[pablopublico]

Haraka (invariable) comes from Arabic حَرَكَة (ḥaraka, "movement; commotion; physical exercise; stirring, impulse; vowel").

[killearn]

Why not 'hurry up'?

[Babu-G]

"Hurry up" would be the usual expression in English. "Do quickly" isn't normal English.