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?
Not really. The correct to use is ābra that means woman. Muña means mother and riña means girl
Mírate muchachita grande de que aprendiendo inglés
Pasa tú no me contesta maldito
Pasa tú no me contesta Y tú crees que yo soy tú crees que yo soy la gente grande pero soy pequeña
Otra vez
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
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Y tú tienes esa malparida
Ay Santo tú no sabes
Why is "muña" wrong?
Abrakababra
My answer is righ then also they are showing rong it is not fair
Anyone know then to use kirini and then to use kirine?
Haii
Hai
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Ampoma
This is FRUSTRATING. It keeps saynng wrong but shows the correct answer to be exactly what i put!!
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