"هَل أَنْتَ دُكْتور مَغْرِبِيّ يا سام؟"

Translation: Are you a Moroccan doctor, Sam?

[Bonjour689181]

Sam, are you a Moroccan doctor? should also be accepted. It was accepted in other lessons. The person who is being addressed is usually stated at first, unless we are doing "LITERAL" contextual translation.

[nizzle1931]

Does anyone else hear an extra "ah" sound with the letter ghein in "مَغْرِبِيّ"?

[Qwynneth662]

Yes because they switch from ɣ to r which can sometimes create such a sound even though it is not considered to be there.

[Augustas541]

is it normal to try and pronounce it without the a sound?

[MikeStoltz1]

I got this wrong because I spelled Morrocan not Moroccan... pretty trivial IMO..

[Mel109837]

I agree. I got it wrong for the same reason

[d._nawal]

Same, I got it wrong for that same reason also.

[Kitten113817]

Same, thats annoying

[Noor598395]

Agree

[littlemiss1123]

Its a computer. It doesn't know that it is trivial.

Unfortunately, it also accepts as typos many things that are just plain wrong, notably omission or presence of single letter prefixes or ending changes.

[Barbara213341]

What is wrong?

[baharmodiri]

This is Annoying!!

[AminaIbrah468727]

Very annoying and frustrating typing correct answers that is being refused

[MohitrajSh]

There was no ah