"Mama anatunza mtoto wake"

Translation: Mom is taking care of her baby

[lund.mikkel]

The audio says "watoto". You should reference the text instead.

[Vern828717]

The audio clearly says "Mama anatunza watoto wake" But it will only accept "Mama anatunza mtoto wake".

[nehrmann84]

I tried the translation of "A mother takes care of her child." It was marked wrong, but I was hoping that someone could confirm that. Specifically, does "mama" means "mother" as a general word or specifically a title for one's own mother? Thanks

[Baziraake]

I think your answer is correct but to get it right with this program you have to do as they want it! I hope these mistakes will soon be corrected!

[lund.mikkel]

Remember to report any problems you find. They won't discover it themselves.

[Catriona28475]

It's the general word, not just a name you call your own mother. An example is "mama yake" (his/her mother).

[geert.barbier]

I wrote: mama takes care of her child and I get the comment: you need the article "a" here? The 'official' translation doesn't have an 'a' in it! Nonsense!

[Lari372421]

So "mtoto" also means baby? Is there no other word (s) that can be used to mean baby?

[1058abesolves]

03/28/2020 I put "mother is caring for her child" should that be accepted?