"Ābra kirine issa."

Translation: The woman is happy.

[taoistextremist]

I'm not sure if this is an issue with Duo, but I wasn't even given a translation and was told to select either "abra" "muna" or "rina", but I'd assume any one of these would form a grammatically correct sentence, right?

[BeataSchle1]

Not really. The correct to use is ābra that means woman. Muña means mother and riña means girl

[ElShikoPla]

Mírate muchachita grande de que aprendiendo inglés

[ElShikoPla]

Pasa tú no me contesta maldito

[ElShikoPla]

Pasa tú no me contesta Y tú crees que yo soy tú crees que yo soy la gente grande pero soy pequeña

[ElShikoPla]

Otra vez

[ElShikoPla]

Otra vez te digo te quiero mi amor Si tu gatito tuno beso Pero tú pensabas que yo te quiero pero no te quiero bruta que gracias a

[EmiliaPods]

POST

[ElShikoPla]

Y tú tienes esa malparida

[ElShikoPla]

Ay Santo tú no sabes

[em7ec]

Why
is "muña" wrong?

[2Ne5xr]

Abrakababra

[rutujakatu]

My answer is righ then also they are showing rong it is not fair

[BeataSchle1]

Anyone know then to use kirini and then to use kirine?

[ktyas]

Haii

[ktyas]

Hai

[CleuzaOssu]

Chata essa resposta

[QuynBi208038]

Ampoma

[VevinaSusa]

This is FRUSTRATING. It keeps saynng wrong but shows the correct answer to be exactly what i put!!

[luuvanhao1]

Waiting