"Feminae in urbe non sunt."

Translation: The women are not in the city.

[MattSmyth8]

The woman are not in the city is right but it says wrong

[linguistkris]

Matt, your sentence does not work in English because of number agreement between noun and verb: "The woman (singular) is..." but "the womEn (plural) are..."

[E.ManuelTo]

Exaclty

[Yvonne294797]

You repeat this question so often that i think the program has stuck. I had the same problem on the French course earlier tonight. YP.

[Heithr]

This feminine voice sounds like she is saying "in orbe" rather than "in urbe".

[linguistkris]

Would "There are no women in the city" also work?

[JimKillock]

I think that would be more like Nōn sunt fēminae in urbe - IIRC you get the emphatic effect by shifting the verb to the front.

[linguistkris]

Thank you!

[Stephen898348]

Yes it now works.

[hdutuyjkiynb]

Hallo, kan jij nederlands spreken?

[AaronD.2]

Féminæ in urbe nón sunt.

[Theo639847]

the last three words you have to guess

[itsC14]

The women are not in the city...too baaad. Sausage party :(

[MariusBrez]

It knocked me for forgetting a "the". Sucks when its your own language which screws you up.

[Maria-Elena0]

It sounded like elgae!