"Marzo finisce oggi."

Translation: March ends today.

[Gituma]

No lessons on counting yet and we begin dates and time...

[haidarahhusain]

Today is March 30th.
Marzo finisce domani.

[MadeByPandas]

Sì, la domanda è spagliata

[A.Zuhaiyr]

Is "March finishes today" wrong & why?

[susanelaine7]

"Is over" means the same as "is ending"

[Nell617564]

Surely March finishes today and March ends today mean exactly the same thing

[Mjoera]

March ends today? But I thought it hadn't even started!

(posted January 19th)

[piamgo]

Why is there no article with “Marzo“?

[jesslc]

Months don't usually take articles

[nanonone]

It really does!

[JosephineR971367]

Typed
March ends today.
Corrects it exactly the same

[paolo176960]

Bisogna aggiustare la pronuncia,altrimenti i poveri inglesi parleranno l'italiano come dei robot

[Elon_the_Hittite]

Not relevant to this particular question, which is the first in lesson 1 of level 4, but does anyone think that having 8 lessons in 1 level is rather too much? It's over-repetitive to the point of being repetitious (= repetitive + tedious). There should be a max of 5 lessons per level. Does anyone know how I can make my feelings known to Duo? It doesn't fit into any of the flagging categories as it isn't a complaint about an answer.

[BassemFarh2]

"march ends today" should be accepted. This app is inconsistent with how sensitive it is to small mistakes.

[Wira_basa]

Duolingo has accepted this.