"Camille doit perdre du poids pour sa santé."

Translation: Camille has to lose weight for her health.

[Geoff_Campbell]

"Camille must lose some weight for her health" not accepted 24/7/20. Reported. More alternatives please, Duo.

[--Roody--]

Duo accepts "has to" for devoir and "must" for the stronger il faut.

[b_adger]

"Camille must lose weight for her health" is accepted, so it is "some weight" that he doesn't like.

[Dave445544]

They also reject "needs to". This is especially irritating since they sometimes accept it for "devoir".

[JoanSmith0]

Camille has to lose some weight for her health

this translation should be accepted

[V3WW9ody]

"Camille has to lose some weight for her health." Why is this wrong?

[MattAlly]

Duo isn't liking "some", click the flag to report it.

[Susan239288]

"Camille must lose some weight for her health" is still not accepted 23/4/21. Any explanation why "some" isn't acceptable? I'm reporting it.

[realskiasaurus]

"His health" should also be accepted—there are men named Camille as well (Saint-Saëns, for example).

(Personally, I think pronouns for both genders should be accepted for all names, but that's a whole other discussion.)

[RobertHofl1]

what is the rule regarding "de" and "du" here? It is "perdre un peu de poids" but "perdre du poids pour sa sante."