"Nu este copt."

Translation: It is not ripe.

[HuangSu-Ch]

Shouldn't it be "it is not baked"? The answer of duolingo is "she is not baked", which is kind creepy....or this is a word for people as well and what does it mean?

[potestasity]

I think there's a problem with the sentence. The default is: "Nu este copt." - "It is not ripe." (I don't know in what form of exercise you got the question).

I don't think this was intentional here, but you can use "copt" with a person: "o persoană necoaptă" is someone inexperienced (but this is derived from the meaning "ripe", not "baked").

[GregTener]

Agreed, "He is not baked" is a very stranfe sentence in english.

[RobBeckett]

I was given "She is not ripe"! This must be changed.

[Mediterran18]

ripe or baked?