"Sri menggoreng cabai di wajan."

Translation: Sri is frying chili peppers in a wok.

[8enP1jip]

Where I live we always just say chilli, not chilli peppers, so I think 'Sri is frying chilli in a wok' should be an alternative answer.

[R_Wlsn_1969]

DuoLingo accepts "Sri is frying chili in a wok" now (09/02/2019).

[ohdang_m4tt94]

I thought it was cabe

[wolfe.mcbr]

Pan is also accepted

[SteveMcQue18]

Sri fries capsicum in a wok

[Speedy12846]

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[Speedy12846]

I've never heard anyone ever saya wok before.

[INDAHNESIA]

Sri fry's chili peppers in the wok ....... yes or no???

[Janie956161]

"hot peppers" and "hot chilies" should also be accepted

[AlKareem3]

I wrote right answer but doesn't correct.

[Bill678285]

There are so many correct ways to translate this, and doulingo is pigeon holing them into a very few.

Wajan is any pan that you use to fry (pan, frying pan, skillet, wok, even a pot if you are deep frying with a basket).

Cabai (or cabe) can be any number of various colloquial words meaning hot chili pepper. Most Indonesians that I know say "chillies" when speaking English.

DuoLingo suffers from cranial rectumosis. LOL

[GordonDrum1]

"Wok" is Chinese. Why can't we say wajan? After all sambal and tempe do not require translation.