"Ano, to je ono!"
Translation:Yes, that's it!
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That doesn't make much sense in English; not very meaningful. It's like saying "junk is junk" or "a ball is a ball."
Ahoj, otazka. In a conversation, is it something like "Exactly!"? Is it something not rude to say to an acquaintance? Or what is the context you'd say it?
Rather something like Eureka! This what we were looking for! Nothing rude at all.
No it isn't. That's what I wrote and (albeit without the period at the end) and it didn't work.
I can assure you that it is accepted. But since you did not report your answer, we cannot see exactly what you wrote. Please always use the Report button when you believe your answer was correct but it was not accepted.
Yes, it's tiresome to see all the people saying "my answer was right' without them giving us what their answer is.
It's a waste of our time.
Duo generally ignores punctuation, and "Yes that's it" (no comma) tests "green," which means it should be accepted. We have no current report for this sentence, so we cannot tell you why your answer was rejected.
No, not for the idiom.
"Ano, je to toto." (switched) would be "Yes, it is this.".
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I got is as a listening exercise and I needed to listen carefully the slow version to tell if it's "to je ono" or - what it sounded to me - "to je on".
