"Eso ni se plantea."

The current translation "That is out of the question" seems to be idiomatic and cannot be reached by using the literal meanings of the words as given.

I appreciate learning idioms. As a student though, it can feel discouraging when you are "punished" for not knowing something you were never directly taught in previous lessons.

Wow - who knew! We wouldn't know from the lesson.

"That doesn't even pose it self" literally perhaps? I kinda get it.

Learning idioms is an important part of learning a language proper wherever you do it.

If I weren't a droid, I'd be pulling my hair out right now.

sentence designed to make you lose a point

Learned an idiom, lost a point... not a bad trade in my book. Not likely to forget it anytime soon. The suggestion of an idiom section is a great idea though.

horrible translation...

why not "that is not even proposed"?

what's wrong with "that is not presented"

I'm totally confused!

Ah, an idiom.

I wrote "that is not proposed" but it was rejected. What clue is there that "even" is necessary in this sentence?

Wow! Never would have guessed that in a million years! "That does not arise." is as close as I can get.

I knew I was going to lose a heart the second I saw this phrase. A useful idiom, no doubt, but not all that useful at this point in my Spanish instruction.