"Ninafundisha somo la Kingereza"

Translation: I am teaching the English lesson

[Julianfshpearson]

This is incorrect English. I am teaching the subject of English makes some sense. I am teaching English is what would actually be said.

[aboutpurpo]

In English, this sentence requires an article, either a or the depending on context

[Angela53250]

I agree with this.

[CliffordPereira]

"I am teaching an English subject!" Are you sure your qualified to teach English?

[SimonandNe]

"I am teaching an English subject" is awkward, and and "I am teaching an English" is just incorrect. "I am teaching English" is correct. Reported.

[jsePH11]

I am teaching English.

[TessEwing1]

I think I'm using up as many brain cells memorizing the incorrect answer that Duolingo accepts as figuring out the right answers!

[dsimonds]

To add to the comments above, in English a common question to a teacher might be: "What subject do you teach?" But in answering, the teacher typically will not use the word "subject". She/he will say "I teach reading" or "I teach French and Latin." That is why I suggest that a good translation for the above is simply: "I teach English.

[SimonEwing1]

Lesson and subject are interchangable

[rokksolidrees]

eeeehhhh not really, sometimes somo is used for both, but kipindi is a more definite and proper translation meaning lesson.

[Mary450197]

Another totally wrong translation!