"ナイフでにくをきりました。"

Translation: I cut the meat with a knife.

[azureviolin]

ナイフで肉を切りました。

[SanDigital]

What were you trying to cut the meat with before?

[lerosbif]

Scissors.

[regularfanb0y]

Mouth.

[Marknld]

This... actually works very well. In fact, it's my preferred method when I want to cook something with smaller pieces.

[ZephyR___]

Sword

[Stan84388]

Karate chop

[MindaugasP15]

I am a bit surprised - why Japanese use "naifu" (knife) from English, don't they have their own word? What about deba (出刃)?

[Sho_Japan]

Surely we use another expression of knife.
包丁(ほうちょう) is a common word.

[faurelg]

Wtf. Why would it be "a meat" and "the knife" rather than "a knife" and "the meat". This app is just getting more and more ridiculous! Both answers should be damn right.

[SanDigital]

Above, it lists the correct solution as "I cut the meat with a knife." Maybe they fixed it?

[Xiang-yu]

I'm glad it's not ナイフで人の肉お切りました。It's not unusual for Duo to give horrific sentences.

[MiaMonteverdi]

I was marked "wrong" for using singular 'they' instead of I/he/she/whatever, as in "They cut the meat with a knife." I was not wrong. Duolingo is wrong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they

[cvictoria42]

Any pronoun should be accepted. I, you, he, she, it, we, they. There's no person or number in the Japanese verb