"La sento perfettamente."

Translation: I hear her perfectly.

[musmoulay]

not a phrase we use too often with respect to our duolingo speaker!

[Koolkaren]

Why can't it be "I hear it perfectly?" , as in "Do you hear the music?" Since 'la musica' is feminine, couldn't you answer, "La sento perfettamente." ?

[dnovinc]

"I hear it perfectly" should be accepted.

[Koolkaren]

Thanks! :)

[ZuMako8_Momo]

It is now. :D

[Duranio]

"La" in this sentence is a bit confusing because in italian we usually use the third person feminine when we are formally talking to someone we don't know well, or in general as a sign of respect; so "La sento perfettamente" could also be translated as "I hear YOU perfectly" (so this translation should be accepted as right).

[Joeman2003]

If you use i feel her perfectly would that be considered intimate, médical, neither?

[dannygofwts]

which is the difference between "sentire" and "ascoltare"?
When to use each?

[vrait]

Sentire = To feel or hear

Ascoltare = To listen.

[Dalingo8]

"I hear You perfectly" - accepted.
In my opinoin this should be the first choice for the answer. Second choice would be "I hear her perfectly", which is also correct.

[idiomasdaisuki]

I can hear her perfectly.
Rejected.

In English, it is perfectly natural and normal to use "can" when talking about the senses:
"Can you taste the garlic in this sauce?"
"Can you see that bird?"
"I can't feel my legs."
"I can smell smoke."
"Can you hear that music?"

[Dalingo8]

You are right - it is normal English to use, but it is not required in this example. It can only lead to more confusion, so don't use it here. Ok :)

[Roseanna223913]

when will someone explain sento i hear and sento i put on and sento i feel ?