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- "Ha la vista perfetta."
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I was marked correct with "it has the perfect view" I thought that as this is a travel section it would fit better than he has perfect vision!!
It's not impossible for "vista" to mean "view", but in this case "sight" is an obvious choice.
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Agree.. but I think it may need the indefinite article....Ha una vista perfetta....(He) has perfect sight.
I agree, in the context of the Travel section, one would naturally try to fit this translation into the current concept being reviewed.
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the hint for "vista" is given as "visa,stamp or stamps" however the translation is" vision" ...maybe there is a mistake there in the hint
That would be "hai" not "ha"
I just got this correct with: "She has the perfect view" and is a contextual fit for this section. Maybe this woman has the penthouse suite, or she is standing in a particular place on a mountainside...
Could it not be the polite form? Be gentle with me if this is a stupid suggestion of mine Rob.
I'm pretty sure you are correct. However, apart from a token lesson, Duo appears to have virtually ignored the polite form and one must assume that everything is in the familiar.
