This and every other issue has been ignored by Duolingo since Swahili's release.

Swahili course is a mess altogether. I still do not understand how it was ever moved up from beta without audio. Seems like the quality of the new courses is nowhere near the old ones. It's a real shame, but I guess Duolingo doesn't care about quality of what they put out anymore.

I'm just waiting for audio.

i know right! I am from kenya just trying this out for fun and the grammar is absolutely atrocious. LOL

Hamjambo nyote?

I suggest we individually document the areas that have grammatical errors with an intent to share it with the app developers. Continous improvement... Ama niaje?

I'm giving up on this course. I'm a native English speaker and I'm tired of trying to guess which incorrect English response is the one the course has programmed as the correct answer. I'm getting questions wrong because the English translations are either flat-out incorrect, or they are phrases not in common usage (or at all?) like "How is the morning?" Nobody says that! We say "Good morning!" Why that is listed as a translation when you hover over the Swahili but "How is the morning" is the response we're expected to enter? It doesn't make sense.

And there's no audio?? Really disappointing.

I have been tempted to try to volunteer even though I am not 100% fluent in Swahili. In this course i would rather translate a sentence in swahili than in English because some of the English translations are awful expecially for a person fluent in English.

They desperately need another native English speaker working on this course. The swahili side does not have as many errors. I like it because it teaches swahili how it is spoken in Tanzania.