"مَدينة سافانا مَدينة ساحِلِيّة تاريخِيّة."

Translation: The city of Savannah is a historic coastal city.

[RemyZolnet]

Coastal historical city?

[bebatjof]

Duolingo wants you to ay attention to the order of the adjectives. The order in English is the opposite of the order in Arabic.
pretty new house = bayt jadid jamil
(new is next to house and pretty is the furthest away)

[BurimSkenderi]

Not always, so this is starting to get ridiculous.

[MairiWright]

Is it correct that Savannah has two ways to pronounce it in Arabic, Safanna and Safananna? Is there a reason why?

[Mary142033]

Is there a hierarchical order in translating from Arabic that pays respect to age or history? In the Arabic sentence, coastal comes before historic. When I put that order I was marked wrong. Why is that?

[jannis512589]

The city of... sometimes accepted, sometimes wrong. Duo -you are close to being a lunatic

[jannis512589]

Is this: try and guess? Or what? It is annoying.

[GiselaPosch]

It should be ok to say "the city Savannah"

[Marco646308]

You teach me english?