"きたなくないですか？"

Translation: Isn't it dirty?

[yagito1]

The sentence doesnt indicate which word means dirty

[KagayakuSeiza]

きたない means dirty. きたなくない is its negative form (i.e. not dirty). い adjectives change to negative when い is replaced with くない.

[lilmndesdes]

I think what yagito meant was that the dots that help tell you a new word did not say that 「きたなくない」meant dirty. It gave other options such as: have/has, came; to be here and postage stamp even if you clicked different parts of it. That's what had happened to me at least.

[V2Blast]

きたなくない means "not dirty", but I get what you mean.

[dippindots391]

I didn't get the option for dirty when selecting the word...

[HikariTennyo]

Right, it mistakes it for have been/came

[Satoharu_K]

汚くないですか

[insincere]

Probably should be reported

[Emer_Learns]

I flagged it!

[Kristina487933]

Why wouldn't it be "is it clean?" or "Is it not dirty?" I don't understand how to know it's more of an exclamation and not a literal question.

[mocky55]

Couldn't this also translate as "Aren't you dirty?"?