"Questo è un colore più vivace."

Translation: This is a livelier color.

[anamalena]

Why isn't ''This is a more vivid color'' accepted?

[RobBlaney]

Vivid makes more sense that lively. I've reported it.

[Roadlawyer]

The word for vivid is vivido or intenso.

[Koolkaren]

It should be. :)

[J.Franchomme]

"This is a brighter color" is not accepted...
However when I hovered the word "vivace", "bright" was the first translation so it is a little confusing.

[Koolkaren]

It is accepted now. Thanks! :)

[isaac64]

Vibrant colour wasn't accepted?!

[llyrcelyn]

Same

[doktacee]

And what about vibrant?

[Carissa789117]

Why wasn't "vibrant" an acceptable translation

[GenevieveLaurin]

Tried that too and got a "wrong" reply. Seems to have pretty much the same meaning to me...

[Randonneur3]

''Livelier' or 'more lively'? I prefer the latter because I find it is pronounced more clearly.

[malcolmissimo]

Any English adjective ending ...ly uses the comparative ...lier and superlative ...liest.

[Juan993342]

Another translation not accepted: "This color is livelier."

[EndaBurke]

Even when I enter duolingo's own translation that too is still rejected. DUO why are you out to get me?

[PeterDottore]

this is a brighter color ... english to the point... not accepted

[DiQ2T]

Is anyone else frustrated by not being able to contact Duolingo directly? I certainly am. Here is a perfect example of one of my main criticisms. The speakers do not enunciate. They may very well be saying things like real Italians but we ARE LEARNING!!!! It would really help to have aural examples that are well enunciated!!!!!!!

[Winnie461621]

I know, sometimes they mumble. Try listening at slow speed.

[Bev497556]

Livelier would not be used in this sentence in English. Maybe vivid would be more appropriate.

[Winnie461621]

"Livelier color" is pretty awkward in English.

[lorepoleto]

Stronger color?

[ElizabethF445579]

Please move on