"このじゅぎょうはしゅくだいがありません。"

Translation: There is no homework in this class.

[azureviolin]

この授業は宿題がありません。

[bigpappajo]

My favourite kind of class

[Charlie148626]

Your not the only one. If you can't teach durning class then you already lost me.

[Desmond7900]

Hate to be the sour grape but that's not the point of homework. Homework is for reinforcement. It's repetition, for you to practise what you learned in class.

If your teacher was giving homework that was teaching you something for the first time, they were doing it wrong.

[azuranyan]

良かった！！！

[Blessing-4dan]

This can also be said as this class doesn't have homework, right?

[Mercedes226780]

I think so, yepp

[Koekje17]

"In this class, there is no homework" -> Wrong -> Reported

[Abby524851]

Would it be also correct to use に instead of は in this sentence?

[suginami2]

You can say このじゅぎょう「に」しゅくだい「は」ありません。

[SilentRead]

I wrote an alternate phrase order: "In this class, there is no homework", and it was rejected.

[hm437e]

why is that translation not acceptable?

[Kigamoosh]

Would it be incorrect to say "there is not homework for this class"?

[deactivated user]

Yes, it's incorrect. You can't put "not" before a noun.

[duolingo664322]

That is not water.

[Alexolas]

SWEET!

[Sean1984Pengin]

i tried so many times to understand what the audio is saying. can anyone tell me how to say this? i usually use the translator to see how it is spelt not really to translate the sentence just the pronunciation. it comes out as konoji yugyouhashukudaigaarimasen. can someone comfirm if that is correct

[StephenCrespo]

I can't understand what she's saying either, even knowing how it's supposed to be pronounced. I'm reporting it for bad audio

[V-P6]

Can you say この授業では宿題がありません？

[Koekje17]

I think that implies the class does have homework, but you do it outside of the class.

[Sage_Den]

How are you supposed to pronounce "homework"? like "shiugio"? I can't really understand the audio

[StephenCrespo]

jyugio is how it should be pronounced but the audio on this one is no good.

[doolsduck]

Well I don't understand why the comments above are treating it as a question. Isn't it a statement? I think 'There is no class homework' should be correct too. I would understand it to mean the same as the Duo translation

[Tanner742258]

"there is no homework" ok "there isn't homework" not accepted: ????

[qdc9ucveq0cveup]

Yes.

[Koekje17]

"For this class you don't have homework"= wrong.. Pff but I got the general meaning of it right, no? As I read it I thought: "So, if I follow this class I won't have to do any homework"... That's how I understood it. Is that correct?

[JayceeDela]

Sold