"I have a grandmother."

Translation: Shi éí shimasaní hólǫ́.

[DaKaiser]

Todays forecast is a few degree with some grandmother, and after that you will see rain.

[JRW7777777777777]

Why am I seeing this in weather?

[peacemaze]

In an earlier exercise, the correct response was "Shi magi hóló" (sorry my keyboard doesn't allow for the cedilla symbols). So this time, I tried "Shi shimasani hóló" but it was marked as incorrect. Does anyone know why the rule is different this time, that I should have written "Shi éi" ?

[Ski_with_me]

Duo doesn't want you to forget that all humans on Earth in any language all have something in common, We all have Grandmother's and they all wonder about the Weather

[CptnAwesomeSaus]

"How is the weather this morning?" "I have a grandmother" "Oh, thanks.. I understand". No offense if there is actual significance but it seems to be Duolingo messing up again.

[theknifejuggler]

This is "Shi éí shimasaní hólǫ́," not "shimasaní hóló"?

[Judorange123]

Both are fine. Shí éí adds emphasis (me, i have...)

[_XeNoX]

Then there is a problem because I typed the second one and was marked wrong

[CholoSilva96OK]

Why???

[OlivetMeadows]

Why is this in weather??? This is odd... I guess they dont want people to get too wrapped up in weather and forget about their grandmothers....

[BurekUsenf]

Lol i wrote a comment

[gbrillat]

How do you type the last letter? O with cedilla (android). We don't find it available.