"如果你很懒，多儿会提醒你多练习。"
Translation:If you are lazy, Duo will remind you to practice more.
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i seem to still get notifications even if ive been using the app all day (:
Anyone that has done this course from beginning to end cannot be lazy. It's far more difficult and time consuming than many of the other language courses from Duo.
I have written down the answer to every question in Chinese characters, pinyin and English. That alone takes a lot of time and dedication. I've also had to supplement the course with study from many other sources because there are often occasions where you need further explanation than is given here to make the course effective.
I've been also doing French and Italian, and they seem like a breeze by comparison.
"If you are lazy' Duo will remind you to do more practice." should technically be correct
i answered practice for one question and got it told me to use study, and than i used study for this one and it said to use practice
this "if you are very lazy, duo will remind you to study. " should be accepted or is something wrong?
You are missing the "more." 多练习 means "practice more". I would also say that 练习 should be "practice" not "study," and that 很 should not be translated to "very" here, but others may argue with me on those last two points.
WoW I just dont have the words. This is the last sentance of my doulingo chinese course. I am probably going to quit doulingo and move to other sources after i finished the russian and chinese course. But i want to say a huge thank you for everyone, the doulingo team who created this course, and amazing people explaining this and the funny jokes in the comment. This has been a very long journey. I am very thankful.
Thank you everyone. Goodbye everyone. -Luna 30.5.2021
Why isn't "If you are lazy, Duo will lock up your family in a tower" accepted
shouldn't this work too? "If you are really lazy, Duo will remind you to do more practice"
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很懒 = very lazy 懒/懒惰 = lazy This translation seems to have a slight mistake from adding the adverb "很" which isn't present in the English sentence
Even though this is my last sentence in this course, I bet Duo will keep on reminding. :-D
Isn't it to practiSe? Just an english point but practice is the noun and to practise is the verb
There is no "practise" in American English. There's only "practice".
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"if you're lazy duo will remind you more practice" should be accepted since the two sentences are totally even.