"Je suis très touchée par ce beau portrait."

Translation: I'm very moved by this beautiful portrait.

[Jane446565]

Why does it have to be feminine?

[Frederick_W_V]

It's frustrating when only the feminine is accepted. Reported but rather sloppy.

[--Roody--]

The masculine is now accepted. Thanks for reporting it.

[Crassus123]

And what's wrong with being "touched" ?

[SallyGreen3]

What is wrong with je suis tres touche par ce beau portrait? Why is the masucline not accepted?

[Frederick_W_V]

Because they haven't fixed it yet.

[Louradour5]

and the accent is needed: touché

[Fred.duo]

Alternative: Je suis très ému par ce beau portrait.
affected, stirred

[KermitRainman]

I don't understand why "touched" isn't accepted as well as "moved"... In American English it would be very acceptable to say either, and given that "touched" is clearly related to "touché" I would be surprised if they were faux amis.

[joerie82]

It's a boy who's talking; shouldn't it be masculine?

[renemost]

I heard a woman's voice, but whether the text is spoken by a male or a female voice is never relevant for Duo. Both should be accepted.

[joerie82]

Thnx for the response.

[mehdi.azeroglu]

Honestly, if you're going to modify the adjective 'moved', I expect you to do better than 'very'.