"매년 미국에 한 번 가요."

Translation: I go to America once every year.

[definitivedane]

A better translation of 미국 is United States because America is not specific to the country. North and South America are also "America" even though an "American" is usually a person who is a citizen of the United States.

[MatthewEpp5]

I absolutely agree with you.

[MatthewEpp5]

"I go to the USA once a year" should be accepted.

[KungKras]

Agreed

[GeraldMath4]

"The US" even more acceptable.

[DaminPark1]

It doesnt tell you anything about i or me going to america so maybe they should think about that for a moment

[MatthewEpp5]

It should also accept "I go to the United States once a year".
It is infuriating to keep getting answers wrong when you absolutely know what it means and can provide multiple correct translations.

[NathanHong2]

this sentence never implies that it is I who is going to America. This could be interpreted as an imperative stated to someone else. therefore, a translation should be accepted that doesnt specify either: "Go to America every year" or "I go to America every year"

[vNo57]

How about? Once every year I go to America? Isn't that acceptable as well?

[malamillie]

Yeah should be. Report it.

[GeraldMath4]

"Once a year" is the every-day way of saying "once every year," so I wen' report it.

[kurosokuro]

i go to america once in every year is wrong. when i tell you this app trash i aint lying