"No, he does not speak English."

Habla is the él(he) conjugated form of hablar. Which means when the subject is él (he)/ella (she)/Usted(you) you have to conjugate the verb to match.

Different conjugations of the verb hablar - to speak.

Por ejemplo:

Yo hablo - I speak

Tú hablas - you speak

Él habla - he speaks

Don't forget the verb ending changes depending on the subject (I, he, you, we, they etc) doing the action.

The first "no" is English's literal "no", and the second "no" is the "not" in English.

1: "el" is required before ingles. It is not acceptable for me as the other question accepted "El no habla ingles." , but on this quiestion, it does. 2: I answered "No, el no habla el ingles." and it has been accepted. Probably the answer requires "el" to indicate he or she. The question says "He does not speak English" .

I don't know

In Spanish, the accent mark is é.

Duolingo tries to teach verb conjugation by letting users absorb it over time. But some people learn it better by directly memorizing conjugation tables.

For the verb "hablar" (to speak), here's how to conjugate it:

I speak - yo hablo

you (informal) speak - tú hablas

he/she/you (formal) speak - él / ella / Usted habla

we speak - nosotros hablamos

you (plural) speak - Ustedes hablan

they speak - ellos/ellas hablan

Notes: (1) this is how you conjugate most verbs ending in -ar

(2) in Spanish, it is permissible to leave off the pronoun if it is already clear in context. Therefore, "I speak Spanish" could be truncated to "hablo español" and "they speak" could be as simple as "hablan espanol."

Translation is not just substituting words from English one-for-one. English and Spanish grammar rules are different. In English, you have to throw in the verb "to do" ("does") in this expression. But that word is out of place in Spanish grammar. Remove the "hace" and you have the right answer.