In level 36, for the phrase “day off school” there isn’t a French translation for it. Please can you add the French for it?
Thanks
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Thank you for drawing this to my attention @Ruth_B
“day off school” forms part of the previous word’s meaning, ‘journee de conge’, so I think this was entered incorrectly at some point. This phrase means just generally means ‘time off’, as is indicated in its definition.
Therefore, I have deleted the “day off school” entry in the level. I hope this is ok.
As always any other suggestions/problems, please let me know.
Thanks
LB 
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It’s really great that these bugs are fixed!
Very frustrating course - inconsistent use of articles (some nouns le/la in front, some with (m) or (f) afterward) and multiple French words having the same English (eg jour and journée both = day and une quinzaine/quinze jours both translating “fortnight”) make “long” typed answers (i.e classic review style) and some MCQs extremely annoying as it is almost impossible to pick the correct response.
I totally agree. Will be glad when I’ve finished. Lost so many points, eg. violon(m) or violon (m). which do you choose. Correct one is violon(m). Surely there is a gap between n and (.