"Siamo una famiglia internazionale."

Translation: We are an international family.

[hybridpro]

while we are sometimes quite local and sometimes intergallactic

[LiamRowe]

I literally burst out laughing to that :) - How are you so good at each language?

[ThinkerDreamer]

Siamo una familia internazionale, veramente. :D

[Soliguer]

Brava!

[AnthonyLar1]

I didn't try it but in English, "we are a multicultural family" would be a better translation.

[Toratra]

I think some of the comments are confused. I'm pretty sure it's trying to say, not any specific family, but us at Duolingo are one big international family.

[JoBorn1]

what is an international family exactly. There is no such phrase in English.

[vjosullivan]

Although not a common phase, there's no reason to say that there's no such phrase. A well known English example would be Nigel Farage: his first wife was Irish and his second is German, children from both marriages have dual nationalities.

[GuerraAmanda]

Does "internazionale" have the meaning of "from another country" or of "of people from different countries"?

[egobrainx]

It means "composed by people from different countries". To say "from another country" we use "straniero" that has the same meaning of "foreign".

[Prasenija]

i believe the " We are one international family" should be also accepted as i think "una" can be number too, am i right?

[ChesyzChesy]

"Famiglia" is a feminin, so why here not used "famiglia internacionalA"?

[LukeSalval1]

Taking a heart off for minor english grammatical errors (a v. an) is very frustrating.

[leonardo_ferrari]

I agree. We're learning Italian, not English

[John768017]

"Ours is an international family"

[GaryTSarti]

Why don't I get credit for writing what I hear, as the instructions say? Writing what I hear frequently is wrong. When will I learn to write what I hear then go back to correct the spelling and grammar which the speaker can't seem to get correct.

[Linloumah]

she says LA not UNA, but they mark LA wrong