"Is he washing?"

Translation: Ananawa?

[PatrickIgo1]

I also think "anaosha" should be accepted ...

[Dealanach]

Why isn't anosha accepted?

[lund.mikkel]

I think you mean "anaosha", right? And I'm not sure why it isn't accepted. Seems right.

[DougMorrow1]

Needs to specify hands or there is no context. Lesson context seems to be that though.

[dieprinzessin]

What do you wash with kunawa? Is it synonym to kuosha?

[machieng]

Essentially, but the use of one over the other may vary. I typically use 'kunawa' in the context of rinsing, mostly referring to washing my hands. If I'm referring to cleaning an object I use 'kuosha'. But they mean the same thing

[JasonFries2]

Kunawa is more to wash up as in your hands and/or face

[RoseWambug1]

I think since its not specific both words should be accepted. Kunawa refers to washing hands.But washing other things is kuosha. What does washing here man?

[loreenkama]

anaosha is fine too

[piusgalaga]

Anaosha should be accepted

[nicolenicole2727]

This should be revised

[566.iXn8IvOMIxDR]

I put "je" at the beginning and it was rejected. I thought one is supposed to use "je" at the beginning of yes-or-no questions.