"هَل أَنْتِ مَغْرِبِيّة فَرَنْسِيّة يا سامْية؟"

Translation: Are you French Moroccan, Samia?

[MikeStoltz1]

BS.... I put "Are you a French Morrocan Samia?" and I am wrong.... annoying.

[Bihc5Kyu]

Same for me. I learn Arabic from English because it is not available in French. Such English spelling errors should not generate an error...

[benton.1]

You spelled "Moroccan" wrong and you put an "a" in the sentence when there is not supposed to be one.

[Sk8619]

Facing the same issue

[ManaraMagd]

True

[Schfaa]

Happy to know I'm not the only one

[liliana.iv]

Me too

[AthiaOfLight]

Especially because Duo has never marked me wrong for not using a comma before.

[MichelleNuriel]

Why Morrocan comes first?

[MichelleDa878143]

If there is a list of adjectives, put them in reverse order after the noun. (But when there is the word "and", keep them in order around the word "and")

[Hsn626796]

Should be Sāmiya/Sāmiyatu

[Ali961707]

Yeah i mispelled Moroccan in English and I'm wrong....yet other spelling mistakes get forgiven

[NazaninJav2]

I write "Are you Moroccan French ya Samia", but duolingo said its wrong!!!

[Tinh1000000]

«يا» should not be translated as an English word—that is a vocative particle to indicate whom is being addressed directly.

[MichelleDa878143]

If there is a list of adjectives, put them in reverse order after the noun. (But when there is the word "and", keep them in order around the word "and")

[MichaelR.D4]

Shouldn't it be Moroccan French as ordered in the sentence?

[benton.1]

No. Because "French" is being used as an adjective to describe what kind of Moroccan she is. In English, adjectives come before the nouns they modify so it's "French Moroccan" in English. In Arabic, adjectives come after the nouns they modify so it's "maghribiyya faransiyya" in Arabic.

[leonardobrunifi]

I have the feeling that all nouns ending with ta marbutah are pronouonced "-aton/-atan" or something like that. Why?

[deactivated user]

Does anyone kniw how to report this issue.

[6xon8]

This was the answer i gave the previous time and you put it down as wrong. Can you make your mind up?!!

[PeterChast1]

I am a stickler for punctuation in English. "French-Moroccan" should be accepted.

[Awa211076]

Why my answer is a mistake it is the same with your sentence

[Fatima0725]

I didn't get this wrong or the one before it!!! It shows the correction at the bottom which is identical to my answer...very annoying

[hh8cEq]

I typed in "Are you a French Moroccan, Samia?", I'm wrong.
2nd time around I typed in, "Are you French Moroccan Samia?", I am wrong too, although that's written as the correct.
??? duolingo, you are weird!

[Dr.Clon]

Hey, just a question, when I hear the word Moroccan I hear something like MaghAribee, but I'm seeing the word مَفْرِبِية with that little symbol ْ. So... that word should not sound like "Maghribee"?

[benton.1]

The "sukuun/°" symbol, which means "silence", is a marker that occurs on consonants to show that no vowel follows. It shows the end of a syllable. The "taa marbuu Ta/ة" is a symbol that is put on the end of nouns and adjectives to show that they are feminine. It's sound is "ah" when it shows feminine gender: Maghribiyah

[Dr.Clon]

Hey, thank you, I got it