"Penciuman hidung anjing saya sangat bagus."

Translation: My dog's nose's sense of smell is very good.

[JudithBrad2]

Why use nose’s. My dog’s sense of smell is really good

[Haakon388572]

Because the word "hidung" ("nose") is included in the Indonesian sentence, and the point with this course is to translate sentences as they are.

[noey536981]

My Indonesian friend thinks saying "hidung" is unnecessary...

[JorisHeylen]

'indera' is sense, but this is not translated, omitting it is even marked wrong.

[boringtomi]

Maybe there are dogs who are using their *ss to smell?

[juxEgS5c]

adding the word nose in this sentence seems unnecessary, but I'm wondering if in Indonesian you can't just refer to a sense of smell and you must use the word nose?

[Chris269076]

The English translation is incorrect. "Nose's" is not necessary. I left it out and was marked correct.

[Marco720329]

Sense of smell is not really what a native speaker would say