"The summer is somewhat windy."

Translation: L'estate è piuttosto ventosa.

[SaxyLady]

Has anyone else had it marked wrong when they put un po' due to lack of an apostrophe even though you put it?

[movalentim]

Yes. It happens to me often. I have reported but they didn't fix it. :(

[Gaye160]

Yes, me too

[JamesEdwar6]

I had it marked wrong with the apostrophe. This was the pull-down cue. Go figure. Somewhat, a little bit, rather, a bit. It all seems the same to me. However, i think my real problem was the gender of ventoso/a.

YES. This time, I changed the agreement of windy to feminine, and my answer was accepted with un po'

[MPiazza71]

Yes, that happened to me today. So it seems that even 4 years later, Duolingo has not fixed this error.

[pilpilon]

alquanto ventosa is accepted if someone is interested

[JacintaHeffey]

It wasn't for me in 2000!

[KJR3113]

I had it marked wrong AND I put the apostrophe. This is another worthless hint that makes this free "whatever" a joke. It should be free.

[cyanne89]

Is it really incorrect to say 'un poco' instead?

[Roger527376]

29/4/20, I wrote "un po' ventoso", with accent, marked wrong. I understand from the comments above DL want the accent, but (still) doesn't see it? ... Other comment: to me (non-native neither in IT nor in E), 'piuttosto' is closer to 'rather' than to 'somewhat', anyone can clarify?

[Roger527376]

Edit: as 'estate' is fem., it should be 'ventosa', not 'ventoso'. So that could be why my answer was marked wrong (and not the missing accent)... My question concerning piuttosto still holds.

[TitoB.Yoto]

My answer "L'estate é un po' ventosa" was accepted so yes, it should be "ventosA" not "ventosO" (October 2020).

[Mymaude]

I originally wrote 'piuttosto ventosa', then checked the hints because of 'somewhat' and changed it to 'un po''. Frustrating!

[AndrewChenYYC]

Why "piuttosto", not "un po'" as "somewhat"? Really don't understand