"かれはかわいくないです。"

Translation: He is not cute.

[Brian365129]

How mean :(

[arcferrari248]

ひどい、本当に。

[Leo456036]

Absolutely rude... (｡>﹏<｡)

[deactivated user]

でも可愛いイケメンだ…

[FilipFilip17]

I like the fact that this sentence is in the shopping skill.

[kitsheng]

You know, items on arent the only things people look when they are shopping

[vivalaashutosh]

Story of my life

[darthoctopus]

彼は可愛く無いです

[IsolaCiao]

"nai" is usually written in kana.

[Ichigotchi]

I think the kawaikunai would usually be written in hiragana, not kanji. At least in all the Japanese books/games I've seen :)

[IsolaCiao]

Yes, kawaii is usually just written in kana.

[Ichigotchi]

Does anyone use kanji for kawaii and nai, though?

[NickeL9740]

Yes, I do. I like kanji a lot.

[Soy_Jaguar]

Kawaī, absolutely. Nai... I don't think so

[Spencer595917]

Yet another sick burn from duo. lol

[SpeakOnIt]

IKR!

[Keith_APP]

Maybe a good way to say stay away from my boyfriend.

[ngtphu0905]

:(

[kitsheng]

Why you gotta be so rude

[arcferrari248]

ひどくないですか？

[AnthonyHa11]

Like, totally, omg.

[JosuCosta12]

True kawaiiness comes from the inside.

[benhyk]

Duo being all judgemental

[ShitongStr]

that's hurtful

[Andrey402449]

"He is not pretty" is not acceptable, so at least we have this redeeming quality

[Cecil164832]

はい、キモイです。Yes, he's creepy.

[alonzo_flowers]

Rude

[Ken5685]

harsh

[Adrian-Michael]

THAT'S MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[SpeakOnIt]

Dang Duo!

[toastedbunz]

GUUUUURRLLL

[TheSagePath]

彼はかわいくないです

[deekeii]

wouldn't "kawakunai" be more correct?

[Shinobusagi]

No, かわいい has two i's, and only the final one becomes く when conjugating it.

[Alex425703]

No, for い adjectives you need to take away the last hiragana (in this case the second い) and put くない if you want to make the negative form.

[V2Blast]

No. かわいい is the い-adjective here; only the second い is dropped when negating it.

[Yahpp1]

Now even duolingo says that about me, come on man...

[BenJammin234988]

I'd likely hear this pretty often from women if I were to ever visit Japan.

[JSnow20]

Harse