In the quiz "aime vraiment" was marked wrong and "aime beaucoup" was required.
As far as I can tell both are equally valid and in common use, even though this lesson does not mention "aime vraiment". And from a literal point of view, since the English said "really like" and not "like a lot" "aime vraiment" seems more appropriate.
Bonjour à tous,
'aime vraiment' is indeed correct and was added to the lists of correct answers too.
Merci et bonne journée !
Google translate says "I really like" is "j'aime vraiment". Why isn't it accepted?
In the quiz "aime vraiment" was marked wrong and "aime beaucoup" was required.
As far as I can tell both are equally valid and in common use, even though this lesson does not mention "aime vraiment". And from a literal point of view, since the English said "really like" and not "like a lot" "aime vraiment" seems more appropriate.
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