"Ana mănâncă o clătită și o piersică."

Translation: Ana eats a crepe and a peach.

[BrianMorto20]

Surely Ana would translate to Anna in English yet for putting "Anna" Duolingo marked this as wrong.

[Glenn_ski]

Yes, my mother's name was Anna, yet I lost a heart for writing that.

[whitecrocchetta]

This is outrageous, i lost two lives for thia bs

[Jacqui883652]

Why is pancake wrong?

[___LiTi___]

This is my question, too.

[Jacqui883652]

Why is Anna marked wrong when Duolinguo translates all the other names it uses. Why does this one stay as Ana?

[AlexusD90]

Peach in Ukrainian is персик (persyk),

[SilverwolfTR]

Why they translate names?

[PaulBarrette]

i wrote crêpe and it was marked wrong

[GScottOliver]

2018-08-22 It is now given the hint to "pay attention to the accents", and I find that hilarious since it's accepted as both crepe and crêpe for English in the French course.

[iiai]

In Romanian, the accents (diacriticele) are really important for pronunciation and to avoid confusions. The words are also accepted also without accents, and without penalties, but you will see this notice every time you miss the accents. I got used to it.