"Mon frère et moi, on n'a pas la même personnalité."

Translation: My brother and me, we don't have the same personality.

[LaChienne-Doree]

Should be "My brother and I, we

[doublelingot]

...don't have the same personality. Personality Duo, not 'personnality!'

[LeeBrownst1]

Botched correction: "My brother and I, we do not have the same personnality.". This isn't the only item on which they make this blunder.

[kih37q4]

Do they not have a proofreader or at least a spellchecker chez Duolingo? These new skills are riddled with spelling and punctuation errors.

[RJCurrier]

Or without the "we", just "My brother and I don't...

[d10MplTj]

No. My brother and I don't have the same personality is correct but the comma splits the sentence.

[--Roody--]

You are mistaken.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dislocation_(syntax)

[AlanGHG]

Exactly.

[JohnEacott1]

Basic English lesson 1

[ivornovello]

I fear I'm going to express my irritation with this bad English that you're teaching with a few choice Anglo-Saxon adjectives. My real concern is that I learning equally bad French.

[SimonPowel9]

Exactly my issue. The English is so poor in places that I really worry about the French I am learning. Lingot and uptick for a fellow worrier ....

[LeeBrownst1]

There are many comma splices in both French and Spanish exercises.

[MisfitErin]

Punctuation doesn't generally cause a failed answer, though. I've only experienced that once in 3 years while studying 5+ languishes.

[MisfitErin]

"My brother and I..." still not accepted as of 3.15.2022

[Michael450022]

I hate having to write such terrible English sentence construction!

[EileenMcAl2]

My brother and I... is grammatically correct in English

[uwecgn]

Agree with the other
And my native French speaking friend agrees that this sentence is very bad French it should be:nous n'avons pas.....

[JBaer1]

uwecgn - Thank you for that insight. I came to the discussion for that very issue. Why would you ever use ¨on¨ instead of ¨nous¨ for a sentence like this? So glad someone else felt the same way.

[ValerieSki7]

I see that many of us UK/Australian English speakers have picked up on the basic grammatical mistake in the first clause, which should read "My brother and I...Sorry, but I couldn't resist adding to the comments.

[TimmyKilminster]

This French construction is, in fact, not uncommon. Recently French radio was broadcasting a public information advert in which some children, having been called to table, were nowhere to be seen.

The father asks, "Les enfants, ils vont où?" (And mum says something like, "Bah, se laver les mains.")

I agree with the criticism of the « English ».

[f657jUee]

" and I', which is absolutely correct English, not slang like ME.
I got it wrong.
Duo certainly didn't learn a proper English

[f657jUee]

I wrote " my father and I don't have the same personality". A good English is still "I" and not "ME". Sorry!

[effyleven]

For your information, It wasn't "father," it was "brother."

[Kamran441748]

The correct English translation is "My brother and I (not me).

[dianna1808]

Grammatically awful - no English speaker would say my brother and me

[Helen620704]

"me" is not correct as the subject (one of the subjects) of the sentence. As many below have pointed out, it must read: "My brother and I"

[Kathleen882704]

My brother and me is not correct English, it should be my brother and I