"这里的牛肉不错。"

Translation: The beef here is not bad.

[jauntyangle]

In some questions "不错" is translated as "pretty good", in other questions "not bad". It would be good if both translations were acceptable.

[Cremitng]

In actual use, "不错" really means "pretty good" whereas "還好“ is closer to "not bad". There's a difference in the degree of how good something is.

[ClassiDuo]

Actually, "not bad" can be either "不错" or "還好" (wherein the former is more positive than the latter): it depends on the intonation used with "not bad."

[MikeCrapse]

不错 does tend to imply really good more so than It's not bad, which could also mean it's not good.

[RoeCocoa]

Would "all right" (as in not great, not terrible) be an acceptable translation of 不错？

[zaledalen]

bu cuo is often translated as "pretty good" even though it literally means "not bad".

[ShevaKarni]

Bu cuo is litterally not bad but it actually means excellent. I expect duolingo to correct its mistakes.

[ShevaKarni]

I already saidb it and i repeat. Bu cuo means very good and not not bad. Litteral translations are a bad idea.

[Speed913]

Both "pretty good" and "not bad" are acceptable answer.

[NelsiniCal]

"Beef here isn't bad". What's the problem with that one?

[Andrew-Lin]

這裡的牛肉不錯。

[Arieanna384091]

What about: "The beef here is not so bad?" I just added some extra words, I guess it's still not acceptable?

[Lucius306531]

can “the beef meat here is not bad” be right？

[Dejo]

''beef meat'' is not English

[stupedfatidiot]

Beef is cow meat

[SviatVata]

"Here veal meat is not wrong" cmooooon