"Tunaomba jibu"

Translation: We would like an answer

[vtopphol]

Wouldn't it also be natural to say "We ask for an answer"? I was marked wrong, and the right answer was "We request for an answer", which sounds a bit strange to me.

[DeArchitect]

You're right! Course is still in beta, make sure to report your answer so that the guys behind the course can do something about it.

[vitoreiji]

Yeah, and "we request an answer" is also fine, so if it is not accepted, report it.

[phb2013]

"We request for an answer" is incorrect English. It could be "We request an answer" or "We ask for an answer".

[MugodaSimo]

Isn't "We are asking for an answer " also correct?

[vtopphol]

It should be fine.

[EdwardThor2]

we request the answer: not accepted
"in beta" cannot serve for an excuse forever

[natadei]

Can also replace "an" with "the".

[Dealanach]

We are asking for an answer. I'm being told that's wrong. And it's been reported.

[HYCqw]

Up to now ----- Tunapenda = we like; tunaomba = we ask

[TheresaJoh295047]

I used "response" instead of "answer" and it was deemed wrong. I've reported.