"I sing."

Translation: Saya bernyanyi.

[deactivated user]

Both "bernyani" and "menyani" are correct. In which context would one be more appropriate over the other?

[Rick392366]

As far as I know, there is no difference between those two verbs.
They are synonyms according to the official dictionary :

menyanyi/me·nya·nyi/ v bernyanyi;

https://kbbi.web.id/nyanyi

[chuman205]

There is a grammatical difference. Although the meaning of both would be "I sing". Saya menyanyi is grammatically incorrect. Me- + nyanyi(transitive verb) requires an object, e.g. Saya menyanyi lagu (a song). Ber + nyanyi (intransitive verb) does not. To just say "I sing" would be saya bernyanyi

[ShannonSha500852]

But "warna biru ini menyala" - "this blue colour lights up", and many other meV

[ShannonSha500852]

Many meN- verb examples do not have an object

[Fghsses]

Warna biru ini is both the subject and the object

[Haakon388572]

Why is this sentence in a practice about me-verbs? Shouldn't it rather be in the ber-verb practice?

[Bij42379]

Right? And why would it randomly throw a ber- verb that hasnt even come up in any if the earlier ber- exercises? Ruins my streak man. Irritating

[naeldan]

Absolutely non sense ! This is the me-verb practice

[Steve83777]

I got it right with "menyanyi". I think they also repeat stuff from earlier skills as part of the spaced repetition system

[Alex982702]

Duolingo did not before teach this word!