"The food is enough!"

Translation: Chakula kinatosha!

[KatrinaCla16]

Is there any reason why Duolingo doesn't actually TEACH the concepts? It's just not pedagogically sound to quiz me on a concept I've never been taught. I do not know the difference between zinatosha and kinatosha.

[NannaDMI]

Could one also say "chakula ni kutosha"?

[machieng]

that isn't quite grammatically sound, it would translate to 'the food is to be enough', since 'kutosha' is the stem word of 'be enough/suffice/fit'. You could say 'chakula ni cha kutosha', because '-a kutosha' also means 'enough/sufficient'

[JoeHardy022580]

Would vyakula vinatosha be correct, since this is the plural form of food?