"Sarah est une blogueuse très célèbre sur Internet."

Translation: Sarah is a very famous blogger on the Internet.

[KeithWalde2]

Why is it incorrect to say 'Sarah is a very famous internet blogger?'

[Noklip1]

Yeah, and is 'internet' even needed (in the french and english) ?

[msinykin]

It seems redundant; you really can't blog without the Internet. I guess one could blog within a company's intranet, but this seems an unusual usage. Regardless, Duo has it there, so it needs to be translated.

[Teo-GN]

I think it should be correct

[msinykin]

I would assume Duo doesn't like you changing a prepositional phrase ("sur Internet") into an adjective ("Internet"). It can be picky about not changing the grammatical structure if not needed. And the French "Internet" is an adjective as well as a noun (as in English): https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/french-english/internet

[eduard830406]

I exclude the artcle "the" because it is not necessay

[-BigWayne19-]

------- why not "on the net " ?

Big 8 jul 20

[ChefeBispo]

Popular should be accepted.

[CSA_GW]

2021-0722: "Sarah is a very popular blogger on the internet " is rejected.

[LuigiDiPal]

the literal translation of célèbre is CELEBRATED if we decide to translate to a more common usage it HAS to be POPULAR and not famous.

[Jacobus999]

the net = the internet. will someone tell duo!

[msinykin]

The Duo folks don't read these user forums; the only way to get them to add alternative translations is to use the Report button. And, in general, since the Duo folks have to hand enter each acceptable answer, the farther you stray into synonyms and idioms, the more likely your answer will be rejected.