"Siamo perfetti?"

Translation: Are we perfect?

[TheGandalf]

No, come umani, non siamo perfetti.

[jacob_sangi]

lol, Sei l'unico col questa risposta.. haha, bravo paiso.

[Jae633849]

Non siamo ancora perfetti nella lingua italiana!

[scandalousdan]

Some of us are [insert painted fingernails emoji here]

[deactivated user]

You mean this one?

[ptoro]

Another example of how Duolingo desperately needs to increase the relevancy of the sentences in the Italian course.

[Derpywhisker]

Autocorrect changed my sentence from "We are perfect" to "We are perverting" lol XD

[iVixey]

Or are we dancers?

[XyloPiano]

Another deeply philosophical sentence from Duolingo. XD

[Kelly12159]

I'm still trying to figure out if my shoes are electric...

[Procrastinans]

Does this mean "We are perfect"? (an odd thing to say) or something like "we are done?"/"We are finished?"

[gsgalli]

I believe it only means "are we perfect? or even "we are perfect".

[Ella_Wren]

Nobody's perfect ;D

[imogenwil]

I gotta work it

[bluelion04]

hope we will be

[deactivated user]

No, non siamo perfetti, perché siamo umani. Se sei perfetto, non sei umano.

Non preocuparti, non devi essere perfetto. Solo sii umano.

[nataliaveras]

Io sono, haha.

[David6809]

Are you asking me or telling me?
I reckon this is a disaster in the waiting! If I just slightly misjudge your intonation, there could be trouble!

[fofolafo]

Ma Gandalf... Nonostanto quando finisciamo DuoLingo Italiano con tre cuori intatti?

[LadyLukara]

sì, siamo perfetti.

[AndrDemetr]

Curious. We can also say "Aren't we perfect?", with doubt to the second person. Hence expecting "No we're not (perfect)", but if the second person said "yes", it is taken that the second person agrees that they are perfect. Does the same conversation rules aply in Italian?

[Landon662726]

Could a correct response to this question be "Siamo Perfetti." ?
Guy1: "Siamo Perfetti?"
Guy2: "Siamo Perfetti."

[lexablackbird]

Ovviamente!

[torontella]

Is this from the flirting module?

[deactivated user]

No, the Adjectives 1 skill.

[Anna591186]

Is this an Italian idiom like "we're good" meaning ok?

[gjcdeluxe]

Duo spoke this phrase to me as a listening exercise, but I can't hear any inflection in the voice that made it sound like a question, so I took it to be a statement, "we are perfect". Either the inflection used in Italian for questions is different from English, or Duo hasn't got it right, or it's incredibly subtle!

[KristinHoeschele]

This is another case of the voice being indiscernable.,