Open cmb11195 opened 1 year ago
Ennui is a word used commonly by anglophones and is widely considered a part of the English language (even though, yes, its etymology may be deriving from French). It's therefore treated similarly to examples like déjà vu or croissant and doesn't require language markup when used on an EN page.
I saw the opposite behavior. I Passed Ennui with no fr lang attribute *and it failed that one. Might be similar to the page language bug where the page language changes every time the test page is opened. 🤔 Or it's a trick question, where if the page language is not en, and the language is en even though it's fr it should have the en lang attribute... but that would just be ridiculous. I don't think they're trying to trick us on purpose, so surely not...
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Description
[OFTE 251 Trusted Tester Certification Exam- Page 1 0f 5 contains IANA language code error. ]
Location
[URL, 11-Language,11-b ]
Actual Behavior / Observation
[Test assumes that the word "ennui' is of english origin and as such does not require a separate IANA code assignment]
Expected Behavior / Recommendation
["ennui" is not of english origin it is of french dialect and it is akin to the english usage of boredom. Test should include separate language segment for identification purposes as when marlked as incorrect on test the answer was considered incorrect]
Steps to Reproduce the Issue (if applicable)
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