"Saa ngapi?"

Translation: What time?

[claudiadawnwertz]

My answer "Saa ngapi?" was rejected because I didn't include "is it" but "is it" was not in the question.
If someone wants to meet me I can ask "Saa ngapi?" That doesn't mean "What time is it?"

[Marcus374679]

I put "what time is it" and was counted wrong

[Buttersnot]

Me too, reported it 6/7 2020

[machieng]

'what time is it' is 'ni saa ngapi?'

[Renata725212]

Matter is about - " saa ngapi" has two meanings 1) what time is it ? 2) how many hours....( or how much time )

[JimmieAndersson]

Would 'What time?' be a correct answer? Or how else would I say that

[Corusal]

'what time?" should be accepted too

[VictorWachira]

yah, I feel like ni saa ngapi is what means what time is it.

[Gzeebzee]

"What time is it'?" or "What's the time?"

[the3lusive]

Both are correct.

[SimonWerman]

Just hypothesizing: "Saa ngapi?" would be a response to "Please come over to my house." In that case, "What time is it" would not be a correct translation. I think in this case DL is making an appropriate distinction

[Brian707119]

This has been left uncorrected for quite a long time apparently as it still does not accept "What time is it?" as a correct answer, despite the dictionary hint giving exactly that answer

[Gabor111594]

Why not what time is it?

[gIUxu]

what's the time should be acceptable

[Coedwyr]

Sasa saa ngapi? What time is it?