"You have many sons."

Translation: Multos filios habetis.

[AlexGuernica]

It should read filios not filos, it tried to correct me and said i had a typo

[Klothkat]

It did the same to me.
I reported it.

[Scian4]

Thank you for reporting this. March 2021 it accepts filios without question :)

[tee_eff_em]

Complete the translation
You have many sons.

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Multos filios _.

I typed "habes" in the blank, and that is the only word I typed. I am coached:

You have a typo.
Multos filos habes.

I(!) have a typo!?!? I don't think so.

[JSewell1]

It is still marking "filios" as a typo and claiming it should be "filos" as of 5/7/20. I reported it again.

[Christian687890]

Multi filii vobis sunt

[elias75k]

I wrote "multos filios habes", and it says I have a typo. How are we supposed to know that "you" is plural? Now I'm beginning to understand why Americans are switching to "y'all".

[PaxDeum]

The problem is not the verb, both 'habes' and 'habetis' are correct.

According to the system, the answer should have been "filos", but that is just not correct. I think everyone here reported it :)

[jsclingman]

What case is filios in?

[SuzanneNussbaum]

Fīliōs is accusative, the direct object of habētis .

2nd decl plural: fīliī (nomin), fīliōrum (genitive), fīliīs (dative), fīliōs (accusative), fīliīs (ablative), fīliī (vocative).

[SuzanneNussbaum]

Other sentences of this type allow the 'dative of possession' structure (Vōbīs / Tibi sunt multī fīliī).