"I eat with my aunt."

Translation: Yo como con mi tía.

[Dormouse]

Oops! Learned the hard way to include "con."

"Yo como con mi tía" and "Yo como mi tía" are two very different sentences.

[rspreng]

Yep. You need a personal 'a' in that second sentence. ;)

[NoctilucaFirefly]

But NOT in the first one. Dang it! At the last second I added one!

[ZulemaOreg]

Como con mi tia should be accepted as well.

[Mario48s]

Yes. Very good.

[ElizabethWebb05]

It accepted Como con mi tia for me.... weird

[ohad.abram]

why it is mi and not mia tia?

[Tyler133357]

Its the difference between "my" and "mine". "Mi tia" = my aunt, but "mia tia" = mine aunt.

[Sammoreland]

So, If you speak like an LOTR dwarf, your answer will be counted wrong.

[GraemeHolland]

Sadly, this is the case Sammorland. I do want mine percentage to go up to mine goal of the fifty one.

[Pavao2]

Why is "Yo como con tia mia." not accepted?

[vigneshv12]

forgot accent ahhhhhhhhh well

[gabriela583290]

Yo como con mi tia