"It is at dawn"

Translation: É na madrugada

[Rachel424302]

In the last exercise I did it did not accept "na" and said it should be "de". This time I put "de" and it said no, it has to be "na". I am pretty sure the English sentence was the same both times, or did I miss something? I am reporting it, but was curious if others had the same problem or if I missed some small difference?

[Paulenrique]

you're right to report. Although you may hear both, "de madrugada" is by far much more common! You may see, for instance, "na madrugada" in "na madrugada de sexta para sábado"

[Rachel424302]

Thanks so much, it's good to know that de is more common!

[portocheeze]

Why not "E a madrugada"?

[Paulenrique]

It means "it is the dawn".