"هُوَّ ابْنِك يا روزا."

Translation: He is your son, Rosa.

[_FiX_]

ابنُكِ

[ruyalty]

Debatable hahaha

[ThereseDrum]

These people have no clue who their children is

[minhaj519208]

اِبْنُكَ-your(masculine) son
اِبْنُكِ-your(feminine) son

Please fix it.

[Maria895526]

yes I agree
هُوَّ ابْنِك يا روزا. is not correct

[Ollie-Benson]

What is the difference in use between "ابْنِك" and "اِبْنَك"? For example:

• اِبْنَك ذَكِيّ يا جورْج = Your son is smart, George
• اِبْنِك سَعيد يا رانْيا = Your son is happy, Rania

[Abdirahman751232]

If you use the browser version of duolingo, they talk about this in the tips section - the part of the word that denotes the noun belonging to someone else (the "your" bit) depends on whether you're talking to a man or a woman. The word ends in -ik if the person you're talking to is female and the word ends in -ak if you're talking to a male

[OpDdYC]

The first is addressed to a man saying he is your son and the second refers to a woman saying he is your son