"Waafrika ni wasafiri."

Translation: The Africans are travelers.

[pahash]

"Travellers" is marked as a mistake but can't be reported.

[_kookiimonster_]

Literally has "travelers", "passengers", and "voyagers" as translations of Wasafiri, but putting travelers are wrong?

[keisenb]

I also put travelers and got it wrong.

[ScorpioGir5]

I wrote, "The passengers are Africans" and it was wrong!

[phb2013]

Would "tourists" be an acceptable translation for "wasafiri"?

[machieng]

'Tourists' is 'watalii'. 'Wasafiri' is just generally 'people who are travelling'

[BenConway6]

I was wondering that too

[JamiiTata]

Very confused at the wording. I put "Africans are voyagers". I feel this should correct

[Asclepious]

@Duolingo - Perhaps 'travellers'

[FubbiKenan]

Other valid answers:

(The) Africans are travellers. (in BrE) = (The) Africans are travelers. (in AmE)

(The) Africans are voyagers.

[Maggie144393]

This shouldnt be a mistake

[Nangamso8]

I was marked wrong but the answer that I provided is correct.

[RonnieAken]

I put "The Africans are passengers". Why should it be wrong? How different is it from, "The passengers are Africans"?