"For these people a personal relationship is fundamental."

Translation: Per queste persone un rapporto personale è fondamentale.

[Blackbird910]

I'm Italian, just doing this for fun, and I assure you that "il rapporto personale è fondamentale" and "è fondamentale il rapporto personale" are both equally correct in italian, no matter what Duolingo says. I think I'll flag this

[PennyMannel]

Thank you! But they have not fixed it yet!

[rinokamsi]

Hai ragione! Il senso non cambia

[Ray255751]

I started it for fun too and my hearth was crying when it said it was wrong!

[LucaPennin3]

I confirm what you say, because also I'm an Italian doing it for fun. I hope they will solve it

[mextex1]

What you are saying is position of phrase "e fondamentale" does not matter. I used your first sentence and was shot down. So am still looking for reason.

[Michael493590]

They still have not fixed this

[zaccariala2]

Giusto,il senso non cambia,è la stessa cosa.

[fekundulo]

Il rapporto personale should be "the personal relationship", or am I missing something?

[skent72]

I have not been offered to pick up "un" only "il" rapporto. This must be Duolinguo bug

[sarapoff1]

Same here

[Bettemc]

Same with me

[RobberoFumoDrogo]

I'm italian, porcodio. And I assure you that this sentence, in such order, sounds terribly funny to me, mamma mia! Both of them are correct, but a realistic traduction would be "per queste persone il rapporto personale è fondamentale", mannaggia oh.

[Max_Meade]

Why is it "queste persone" but "questa gente"?

[duoitaliano9]

Persone is plural (sing. persona) and gente, although it refers to a group, is singular. So you need plural Queste persone or singular Questa gente.

[johndelaroo]

Per queste persone è fondamentale un rapporto personale?

[M132T003C]

“Per queste persone un rapporto personale è fondamentale.” is an accepted answer. I don’t know if it’d work that other way around, but I’d guess it would.

[JaneHj13]

It's not accepting it now!

[ManuelPare4]

Missing "un"

[mextex1]

I placed 'e fondamentale' at end of sentence. Why not accepted? Is it a matter of emphasis or is there something grammatically more fundamental?

[Garibald1]

Still not fixed. "Un" is required part of the 'correct' answer but is not available form the choice of words on offer.

[jaycarlyle]

Yet again you haven't given the word you demand we use - "un"! It doesn't matter much, but it is irritating that there is no way past this to finish the exercise.

[GiorgiaCam936161]

i am italian and doing this just for fun and you can put fondamentale at the end,thats not an error