"Do you accept a drink?"

Translation: Vocês aceitam uma bebida?

[Keyido]

I'm wondering about the plural form of the English to Portuguese translation. Couldn't this sentence also translate as "Vocês aceitam uma bebida?"

[Mesmorino]

That's what I put and I got it wrong, despite an earlier question giving that exact translation

[AlinaMihaelaB]

Do you accept a drink?
I wrote, you 2nd sg.- Aceitas uma bebida?
Duo gave as correct:-Você aceita uma bebida?

With the explanation:You used the você form "aceitas" instead of the ele/ela form "aceita".

Why isn't it correct as i wrote it? You 2nd person singular.
I do not understand the explanation.

I am just learning the language so I really do not know too much.

Thank you,

[Paulenrique]

You can be second person (tu) or 3rd person (você) in Portuguese. Tu aceitas vs você aceita.

[AlinaMihaelaB]

Thank you, I thought so. Bad Duo, took my heart for nothing. :)

[Paulenrique]

Yes, you should report that. The point is that tu is rare in Brazil, only in old writings... But Duo insists a lot on teaching Tu!