"Labda nilipika"

Translation: Maybe I cooked

[LesOConnel]

"maybe" is one word.

[juryrigging]

Did you report it?

[BrainyPirate]

the report options for Swahili to English only give "Swahili sentence is wrong" as an option. Still being marked wrong March 2018

[LesOConnel]

I am not aware of any place where it can be reported except by commenting.

[juryrigging]

Is there a button that says "report a problem" to the left of the "discuss sentence" button?

[LesOConnel]

For this question it only gives a multiple choice selection; not an option for describing the problem.

[juryrigging]

I'd still report using one of the options available. Not as helpful, I know, but it's something.

[BrainyPirate]

none of the options allow you to specify that the English is the problem

[Sjodni]

Unless I am just possibly forgetting an example of a time when this sentence would be used, I can't think of a time I would ever use this in English. Does this sentence make sense, or seem practical to a Swahili speaker? Just wondering!

[LindaPasza]

my thoughts exactly! Only way it would be used in English is to get out of something, for example: "Did you cook in this kitchen yesterday" (i.e. left a mess). "umm....Maybe I cooked.." (I'm not committing until I find out why I'm being asked)

[AGreatUserName]

Have neither of you ever been forgetful??

[LindaPasza]

sorry, I forgot about that application ; )

[Kracck]

there is no space in between the "may" and the "be" in maybe

[killearn]

Why not ‘perhaps’?

[Renata725212]

It is tipic for Duolingo giving these kind of ....sentences. Matter is about presenting ( here) adverb in some simple connection. And of xcourse " maybe " should be written tpgether. :)