"Ce petit village est comme une île."

[Ankit459469]

Ile and ville sound the same in this audio

[Ferdivande]

I had sound, but une île sounds like lille to me, which is a french city. Thought it was strange for duolingo to use specific place names.

[Ferdivande]

Okay you can hear it correctly in the slow version.

[Cogitator2]

Are village and town not the same here? Or small and little? "This small town is like an island" shows as wrong.

[Sarah21189]

Probably an oversight on the creators' part. Report it.

[mradev]

What about "isle"?

[Tamara72996]

And another thing ... I typed in the correct sentence (I wrote it down when it gave me the "corrected" version) and it passed me. Yet it gave me this sentence a third time, as if I hadn't passed. So a double fix is required here..

[charlieavocado]

No, it's supposed to do that. If you get something wrong once, even if you get it correct on the second chance, it often will test you again a third time, to ensure you've learned it. It's reinforcing the material.

[Tamara72996]

If so, this is the first time this has happened to me.

[charlieavocado]

Happens to me quite often! I like it because it really does drive it home for me. I forget which it is, but happens more on either the app or online, but not so much on the other.

[Tony403885]

There is no sound.

[n6zs]

This is not the place to report errors.

[taylor394274]

ThIs Is NoT tHe PlAcE tO rEpOrT eRrOrs.

[ChaosScroll]

Can native french speakers understand this audio?

[PupilTommo]

This little village is like an isle was not accepted!
grrrr

[wandaLipin]

A village is a town also.

[TheSalminator]

Why do we use comme instead of telle?

[GraceEstes3]

Does telle mean like? Comme means like (possibly as in some cases), ive never heard of telle. My french teacher taught us comme to mean like