"Soyez contents !"

Translation: Be happy!

[LaLouise13]

Why is "contents" with an s: "be happy" can also be said in singular form, in which case "soyez content" should be considered correct.

[DrMHaywood]

Why not, 'Be content'?
Reported.

[erikrichert]

Why not << Soyez content. >>, how do we know it's a plural vous?

[Bavesh01]

Sois content.

[Jammy647351]

Why not "be content"?

[DonaldAlas]

Can't even report it in the "Type what you hear" exercise!

[thoscorco]

No difference in sound with soyez content and soyez contents but the former is marked incorrect.

[lulularosa]

Not accepted, but is "Be satisfied!"also a good translation?

[mike462365]

be happy can be singular [formal] as rightly pointed out below
soyez content

[danabanov]

The singular "Soyez content" should be ok?

[lulularosa]

I believe Soyez content / contents / contente / contentes are all correct and should be flagged if they are not already on the accepted list.

Unless, of course, it is a dictation exercise, in which case only the first two work!

[Mike108277]

Why not be "content " is surely acceptable ?