"Ici, il y a seulement des Africains et des Asiatiques."

Translation: There are only Africans and Asians here.

[Cheryl252993]

Here there are only some Africans and Asians. Non?

[n6zs]

Duo has browbeat you into putting "some" for "des". It's sad, but it's usually not correct. "Des" in this sentence is only the plural of "un/une". There is no direct counterpart in English. https://www.thoughtco.com/du-de-la-des-1368977

[Cleeberist]

Why not il n'y a que?

[n6zs]

It is accepted as "Ici, il n'y a que des Africains et des Asiatiques", or the same sentence with "ici" at the end.

[RobertWhea3]

Asiatics is OK in English l think, but not accepted

[wolneyunes]

the adverb "here" can actually come at the beginning or elsewhere, isn´t it?

[wolneyunes]

the adverb "here" can actually come at the beginning or elsewhere, isn´t it?