"Anapasuliwa leo"

Translation: He is being operated on today

[AGreatUserName]

I've reported it, but for anyone wondering, in English, we don't operate people, we operate ON people. This means "He's being operated on today."

[dieprinzessin]

Let me say it this way. That particular aspect was my least problem concerning 'anapasuliwa' :D

[DeborahvBeek]

Ah, so it's not 'on today' (like on monday) but 'being operated on'...

[AndyCole9]

Unchanged answer 4Nov19. Reported again

[iesnes]

I love duo, but there are a lot of glitches in the Swahili course. Its cool though...I'm still learning something, (and using the report function alot lol)

[NannaDMI]

For a dane the sentence made sense though, that's how we would say it; he is being operated today (:

[Joanne394981]

Yes, but unfortunately it's wrong in English:) and it still hasn't been corrected a year after it was reported

[Garry917152]

You operate a machine, not a person. So unless he is a robot, you can't operate him. :-)

[BenMack8]

This still has not been fixed. 20032020

[The_knight7]

This is a really odd sentence.Had to read it over and still I was like.....what???
(I have been learning Swahili for years btw)

[blue-oranges]

How would you say 'he operated' as opposed to this which is he is operated on?

[rjhargrav]

"He is being operated today" is nonsense English.

[mary60825]

Yes it is nonsensical

[Davide390426]

I think this should be fixed