"اَلْأَكْل في بَيْتي غَريب لٰكِنّ اَلْأَكْل في بَيْتَك طَيِّب."

Translation: The food in my house is weird but the food in your house is good.

[jarredbrew]

Doesn’t recognize “strange”, even though this is the most common sense of غريب

[tsuj1g1r1]

Do report it.

[hectorlqr]

What's the difference between طيّب / جيّد؟

[Haneensnpay]

طيب means tastes good and it is refer to food only
جيد means good and it is refer to everything

[barbalea]

How would you say "the food is in my weird house ..."

[tsuj1g1r1]

الأكل في بيتي الـغريب.

[DavidZinde]

That's what I was wondering too. I thought the sentence read that the house was weird.

[PumaWhiskers]

Once again, the order of the words is wrong: https://i.gyazo.com/5d24a9332a22671ad7700405ec0f81cc.png
On desktop, using chrome, latest version

[tsuj1g1r1]

Firefox, Sept. 7th 2019: the order of the words is correct.

[Ollie-Benson]

Report it to Duolingo as a bug here: https://support.duolingo.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

[ErfanRezamand]

still the problem not solved

[Emile360442]

For me it is OK (laptop, Ubuntu, Chrome , latest versions)

[edderiofer]

I mean, what else did you expect if you're only eating cold chicken, Carrie?

[Dave_hedric]

Longest sentence I've ever seen in this app. Whoow!

[Emile360442]

What is the character on the lam in لٰكِن
The first time I see it.

[tsuj1g1r1]

It's a dagger alif–a diacritic peculiar to Quranic writing used to indicate a long A-sound when it is only pronounced and not written, which occurs in a few Arabic words like هَذَا ، ذَلِكَ ، اللَّهُ ، رَحْمَنٌ ، سَمَوَاتٌ ، ثَلَثُمِائَةٍ ، مِمَّ ، هَأَنَذَا. Using this diacritic in everyday writing is not standard in the least, but I suppose the course writers thought it would be a wise idea to use it so learners would have a written indication of the fact that the A-sound in those words is long. They didn't take into account that typing that diacritic for typing exercises would be such a pain.

[Emile360442]

Thanks a lot. By the way, quite a few languages.

[phuvtuo]

Jack of all trades something something.

[enli1001]

What is the difference between "the food in my house is weird" and "the food is in my weird house"?

[umm_tasnim]

غريبٌ / بيتِك

[Away54]

الأكلُ في بيتي غريبٌ لَكنَّ الأكلَ في بيتِكَ طيبٌ

"2al-2akl(u) fii baitii ghariib(un) lakinna 2al-2akl(a) fii baitika Tayyib(un)."

An underrated comment! I always support your comment, Mi_amas_Noha :))

[jeff999734]

From what I understand "Baytak" and "Baytuki" mean the same thing, just used in different regions. I live in Israel, which form would be more commonly used around here?