"Chuaigh mé suas le mo chlann agus mo chairde."

Translation: I went up with my children and my friends.

[Bredacm]

I understood that "mo chlann: was my family as well as my children.

I said 'I went up with my family and my friends" and it was not accepted. ?? I thought "mo chlann' was also my family??

[AmyOBrien]

Clann means family in the sense of children/offspring. It is technically incorrect to use it to describe you, your parents, your siblings etc.

[John787925]

But "family" can be used in that sense in English, too, so it should be accepted as a translation.

[woodelf_dryad]

Surely "my kids" should be accepted too? It has been accepted for "mo chlann" throughout the course so far...

[galaxyrocker]

It should be, yes.