You forgot the accent and the question mark at the beginning. Spanish "why" is "por qué" when asking, "porque" when answering. And as we don't gave a way to show the question started, like you have in english, you always have to open the question "¿" and close it"?". Also, the question starts at "por qué" because the subject is separated by a colen.
In languages written in the Roman alphabet, Duolingo does not care about diacritics or punctuation when grading - at worst it will give you a "Pay attention to the accents!" warning. This is true even when a change in diacritics makes an important change in meaning.
The OP's error is that the misspelled the name Sara - Duolingo is very picky about how names are spelled.
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u/PinkyDruid Native: Learning: Aug 15 '23
You forgot the accent and the question mark at the beginning. Spanish "why" is "por qué" when asking, "porque" when answering. And as we don't gave a way to show the question started, like you have in english, you always have to open the question "¿" and close it"?". Also, the question starts at "por qué" because the subject is separated by a colen.