Why does the Duolingo lesson structure prefer to use "di" over "pada" for dates? I had learned pada for "in (a month)"/"on (a given date)".
don't know. That's how I learned it, too.
"Let's meet in the month of November!" should also be an acceptable English translation.
I agree if the word bulan is mentioned you have to translate to month as valid answer
I had let's get together in November. So near and yet so far. Lol.