Bug: Step 6 Teacher Chatbot - Spanish translation expects English string

Bug Report - Build a Teacher Chatbot: Step 6 (Spanish translation)

URL: https://www.freecodecamp.org/espanol/learn/javascript-v9/workshop-teacher-chatbot/step-6

Description:
The Spanish translation of Step 6 instructs the user to assign the following string (translated to Spanish) to the variable strLengthIntro:

“He aquí un ejemplo de uso de la propiedad length en la palabra [sujeto].”

However, the test validator expects the string in English:

“Here is an example of using the length property on the word [subject].”

This creates a frustrating and misleading experience for Spanish-speaking learners who have no way of knowing the expected output must be in English, as nothing in the Spanish instructions indicates this.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Go to the Spanish version of the course
  2. Follow the instructions literally in Spanish
  3. The test fails with no clear explanation
  4. Switching to English reveals the string must be written in English

Expected behavior:
Either the test should accept the Spanish string, or the Spanish instructions should clearly indicate that the string value must be written in English.

Impact:
This is a significant barrier for non-English speakers learning JavaScript through the Spanish interface, as the error appears to be a code mistake rather than a translation inconsistency.

Hi! Thanks for spotting this issue. A fix was sent to the platform today. It will be available after the next platform update! Cheers.