Some of the words/phrases in “16. Don’t Get Lost” (and possibly elsewhere) contain the ’ (right-single-quote, U+2019) in place of ’ (apostrophe, U+0027).
Apostrophe is easy to type, while right-single-quote is not. So when given “the entrance”, I type in “l’entrée” and then stare in wonder that it’s not considered correct; the reason is that the answer contains a single-quote instead of apostrophe, meaning the two don’t match exactly.
All phrases in that module containing a single-quote:
est-ce que c’est loin ?
c’est à dix minutes en bus
vous devez descendre à l’arrêt Saint-Ambroise
de l’autre côté de …
c’est à combien d’arrêts ?
l’entrée
Could they be fixed (replace the single-quote with apostrophe) ?
(The difference between the two characters may be difficult/impossible to see, depending on the font used and rendering.)
Would you please also bring this problem to your colleagues’ attention? I’m afraid I don’t remember exactly where this happened (I do a whole host of languages) but I’m certain that it occurred in other courses/languages as well. Regarding French it could well be the same in the DE-FR course, but other languages (such as Italian, Swedish, Dutch, etc.) could be affected as well.
We checked all the other courses and have corrected them too (it happened for a few items in the Chinese course and the English courses). All fixed now. Thank you for your caring
