"Anahitaji uzi"

Translation: He needs a thread

[Ivoryblossum]

No one would need "a thread" in English. You might "have a thread," but that means you have a thread hanging from your clothing. If you are sewing, you need some thread, or a piece of thread. "A thread" would only work for something like the threads in email or online comments, and you'd rarely say someone needs a generic one of those.

[billhatcher]

Could also be interpreted, " He needs a thread." ?

[AGreatUserName]

It's accepted now.

[Dying_Star]

it could.

[Ghalib962002]

Why not "she needs thread" probably the most proper English

[AndraNoelle]

The better English translation would be "He/she needs thread."

[pixilico]

Could it be "she need a yard", right?

[Ernst557459]

Anahitaji uzi wa nyuma: she needs a back yard. LOL

[Rasla143]

what is wrong I can write one of them the male version or the female one why are they forcing me to write both at once

[wbeeman]

The sentence can be translated as "he needs thtead" or "he needs a thtead." Both should be accepted

[ScorpioGir5]

I must have gotten this wrong four times in a single lesson. Shrugs