"她今天看起来很奇怪。"

Translation: She looks strange today.

[Haizimao]

she looks weird today

[anguschan916]

She looks very strange today.

[Patrick_Dark]

This exercise seems strange today. "She seemed strange today." (past tense) is allowed, but "She seems strange today." (present tense) is prohibited. Both should be permitted.

[seanxluong]

How do you we know whether it's 他 or 她 just by listening to the sound? The correct answer is enforcing people to use 她 for no reason.

[Fabrikos]

Yes, same problem here for the listening test. I feel "他今天看起来很奇怪" should be accepted.

[Shungnai]

Today she looks very strange.

[vertices]

In what context would you use this sentence?

[CiciWong3]

My heritage speaker intuition tells me that it's not so much physical strangeness but more like something is off about their mood/aura/behavior.

[Gabrielle145359]

So would "She seems strange today" be a better translation? I seem to recall 看起来 can also mean "seems" as oposed to "looks".

[Zarazilla]

I was wondering this too. If this is about emotions I would translate this as "she looks a bit off today" as "she looks strange today" is more about her appearance, e.g. She is usually a preppy but is wearing a hot pink leopard print dress today

[Hsn626796]

Why the 很 ?

[wanderdugg]

Please make the listening exercises accept both 他 and 她 or give us more context.

[XieLiansHat]

Why does the the first character sound like, "ha" and not, "ta?"

[Karoliina765050]

'She's looking strange today.' Present continuous should be accepted as well.

[RogerZeitgeist]

As a native English speaker, the sentence, "She looks rather strange today." is acceptable.

[DestinationVoid]

你为什么问？
他每天看起来很奇怪。