"Mia nonna cucina ogni giorno."

Translation: My grandmother cooks every day.

[flipper19]

Sorry but the recording audio is so hard to understand

[Ste-n-Dee]

"Ogni giorno" can be translated "daily".

[A.J.Stephen]

Shouldn't granny be accepted ? Or is it really too old fashioned ?

[sean17864]

Granny grandma nan nanny and gran should be excepted

[jaye16]

The point is that Duo only has a certain number of words programmed for each translation. I guess granny just doesn't happen to be one. You're right about it being dated-although my grandchildren still call me "granny'. Anyway stick to the more usual vocab to get through smoothly. See here for some tips:

https://www.duolingo.com/comment/4821654

[Ste-n-Dee]

It should probably be accepted; it's certainly correct. But past a certain point, it gets to be too much work to add in every possible synonym.

[Piper550579]

I think it must be "grandmother" since there is no definite article. "La mia nonna" is grandma, but without the definite article it can only be the formal version. This was covered in Possessives I believe.

[Mollypoddled]

I'm granny.

[thorpyuk]

Spam sandwiches & apple pie is it granny? ;)

[DonnaToeppe]

Six years later and audio is still bad, at either speed.

[NonnaZia]

"grandother"?

[Sunflower-N]

"Nonna" is grandmother

[Racile]

Grandother????? I put grandmother and correct the translation to grandother?? I am sure DL is wrong

[Ifphigenia]

Yes it should be grandmother, if you get this again report it and it will be corrected, however, the corrections can take a long time.

[Ness86]

Nana is not accepted either :(

[padulli]

Granny should be an accepted translation of nonna

[Pistachione]

Anche la mia nonna :)

[rhfortes]

Why "ogni giorni" wrong? Isn't ogni a word in the plural? Maybe giorni could also be in plural

[Ste-n-Dee]

Ogni is not plural. It means "each", and it comes from the Latin omnis. Just as in English you wouldn't use it with plural nouns such as "each apples" or "each men" or "each days", in Italian you don't say "ogni mele" or "ogni uomini" or "ogni giorni". Like "each", ogni is used with a singular noun, not a plural.

[rhfortes]

That's right! haha I'm so focused on how the word ends if is either E or I in plural or A, O, E in singular that i didn't give much of a thought in translating it. Thanks!!!