"If you're rude, no one will invite you anymore."

Translation: Si tu es impolie, personne ne t'invitera plus.

[Penny116106]

Why not vous?

[Danolat]

Would this be correct?: "Si vous êtes implolie, personne ne vous inviterez plus"

[Nathan173901]

The subject of the second clause is personne (3rd person singular), therefore: Si vous êtes impoli, personne ne vous invitera plus.

[harrypots]

why is malpoli rejected?

[deadDMwalking]

Why doesn't tu es become t'es the way te invitera becomes t'invitera

[--Roody--]

Because that's the rule of the language. Te contracts but tu doesn't. (In standard French, even though people sometimes contract tu in everyday speech.)

[Yves558328]

"Si tu es impolie plus personne ne t'invitera" rejected as of Apr 22,2021. Should be accepted. Reported.

[B.Liamaix]

I'm French and I agree with you. The translation of Duolingo is very clumsy and no used by French people.