"यहाँ कोई कुछ नहीं बोल रहा है।"

Translation: No one is speaking anything here.

[Radhe1o8]

This English sentence is not correct. It should be, "No one is saying anything here."

[Rachel903816]

Yes, or, "No one here is saying anything."

[JamesTWils]

Or simply "No one is speaking here."

[toby746297]

I agree

[Mark347251]

One "speaks" a language. I can imagine a situation with a room full of mumbling people, and someone trying to catch some words asks "What [language] are they speaking?" ...

[Sasathar]

English translation is unnatural, it should be 'no one is saying anything here'

[Daniel712264]

So in this sentence the koi corresponds to nobody and the kuch to nothing? Both made negative by the nahi?

[Gita-ji]

The anyone is converted to no-one by नहीं.
English should avoid double negatives. For example if a boy says I ain't goin' nowhere! it would literally mean I am going somewhere, though people would understand that he is emphatically announcing that he will not be moving at all.

[yxnGJDdi]

This was very unnatural. It took me a while to figure out what word order duo wanted.

[Theo763305]

Poor English

[Rosa595121]

The English makes no sense, as the others have said.

[Mark347251]

Sentences like this may serve a valuable function in teaching us noobs to be careful as we choose words from among all the ones that mean similar but not identical things. I can easily see myself saying this and not being aware of how awkward it might sound. At least I won't make this particular mistake.

[ph.gBKOt7]

No one is speaking anything here

[Talaith1]

My answer has been marked correct but also marked in red as wrong. This has also been happening in Russian, being marked as both right and wrong so I cannot complete the lesson.

[Mark347251]

This happened to me just now. I gave the correct English translation of the spoken Hindi sentence, failing to notice that the instruction was "type what you hear."

[FrenchAdrien]

The english is incorrect