"È un giornale normale."

Translation: It is a normal newspaper.

[mgy2]

'It is a usual newspaper.' should also be accepted in my view.

[Monsignore]

I agree.

[ElizavetaC13]

Agree

[janeyd12]

Does this mean a regular daily as opposed to a special edition? This is not a phrase I'd use in English...

[Mo_fletch]

Yes, I understood it to mean "regular"; a daily paper, as opposed to a special Sunday edition, bi-weekly or seasonal magazine/print

[leonardicus]

One accepted answer has a spelling mistake:
"It is a normale journal."
Normal does not have an extra 'e' in English.

[AlmaNellyR3]

"Normal" doesn't have an "e" at all

[KariEsvall0]

What is a NORMAL newspaper? I have never heard such a phrase in Britain!

[Germanlehrerlsu]

Kari...I agree it's odd, but my sense of it is they're referring to a 'daily' paper, not a specialized trade journal and not a tabloid, just your "normal", run of the mill daily newspaper.

[anna857144]

Neither have I!

[peggy582366]

Most of them lean rathet heavily one way or another

[Germanlehrerlsu]

How can "usual" be marked wrong when # 1 it's given as the second hint and # 2 it means much the same thing?

[mamuka08]

"Normal magazine" why is mistake?

[Germanlehrerlsu]

Magazine is 'rivista' vs 'giornale' or newspaper. Magazines and newspapers are different.

[TedPorter]

"It's" should also be accepted in lieu of "it is". Really now

[anna857144]

Accepted 30/7/19

[oceanmovement]

The audio is incorrect, please report to make Duolingo better. (The "e" in "giornale" is being pronounced as an "I" so it sounds like "giornali")

[Lindabelli4]

as opposed to an abnormal newspaper???

[Vanessa.Stein]

They must not be talking about the Quibbler, then.