"Hamjanywa chai"

Translation: You all have not drunk tea

[Heidi447355]

"all" is not required for the plural "you". It should not mark me wrong for not having "all"

[ngwarai]

You are right but did you report it? Reported: 2017-11-30

[Catriona28475]

It is still a problem. Reported 11 July 2018

[DavidScott493272]

Further frustration

[TessEwing1]

Reported again, 10-15-18

[BenMack8]

Still there in January 2020. Its almost like they're not reading these comments!

[Catriona28475]

This forum is mainly for our comments and help to each other. To be sure that a course developer will (eventually) see the problem, you have to use the report flag when you check your answer.

[sue116554]

"You have not all drunk the tea" is grammatically more correct than "you all". Means the same

[Catriona28475]

That would mean that some of you have drunk the tea, Here, I think the meaning is "none of you have drunk the tea".